Sentence examples for consequent dangers from inspiring English sources
The scale of obesity in women of childbearing age and the consequent dangers to health were so great that urgent action was needed to ensure women were a normal weight before they conceived, the authors say.
Hence, by effectively protecting women from SHS health threats, consequent dangers to the health of their children can also be avoided [ 19].
The chief problem confronting him at home was the opposition of the House of Lords to Liberal reforms, and the consequent danger of a rebellion from the frustrated radicals in his own party; abroad there was a growing naval competition with Germany.
Whales, seals and penguins cope with the consequent danger of freezing up by burning vast amounts of food to keep their bodies warm and by insulating themselves with thick layers of fat.
But the prisoner-priests turn out to be good at stonewalling him, and the longer he spends there, the greater the tacit argument to temper justice with mercy and the consequent danger of being seen as subtly complicit in a cover-up.
"Consequent risk to infrastructure needs to be understood and mitigated.
Following the Reformation the Blundells retained their Catholic faith and suffered from the consequent disadvantages and dangers.
At a neurological level, it is proposed that the danger expectancy and consequent conflict within a level of the comparator system has the propensity to move the individual from being in a promotion-motivated system to a prevention-motivated system.
The presence of coliforms shows the danger of fecal pollution and consequent hazard of contracting disease through pathogenic organisms.
In place of an unargued tendency towards ever greater social harmony he insisted on the inevitability of conflict and constant adjustment, the persistent danger of regress, and the consequent need for clear lines of critical engagement.
These health care domains are in immediate danger of collapsing, with the consequent further collapse of population trust.
