Sentence examples for consequent institution from inspiring English sources

For example, the attraction between man and woman (and the consequent institution of marriage) is explained by the myth that primeval man was one creature, subsequently divided into two parts, male and female, which are attracted to one another to regain their pristine unity.

The consequent need for institutions to cut costs is likely to decrease the quality of education on offer.

Then there are those who argue in the negative and point to the inherent immorality of torture and also to the damage to liberal institutions consequent upon the legalisation and institutionalisation of torture (Luban (2005); Waldron (2005); Brecher (2008); Matthews (2008)).

No matter the irony, if Trump has done us a service, it is in unequivocally revealing the cavernous depth of disillusionment and consequent disengagement with institutions that includes not only Trump voters but many of those 90 million-plus who didn't vote, many of whom may have succumbed to what Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig calls the politics of resignation — throwing up one's hands.

The consequent fame allows the institution to be increasingly selective in selecting students who gained high scores in previous examinations.

Indeed, the only beneficiaries from an extended conflict in Yemen and the consequent collapse of state institutions are extremist groups such as al-Qaida and Islamic State (Isis).

That massive and secretive hedge fund’s collapse, in the wake of Russia’s default, sparked widespread fears of systemic risk, i.e., a domino-like failure of financial institutions and consequent seizing up of credit.

Call your representatives and demand that they publicly denounce President Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud and the consequent delegitimization of our electoral institutions.

Each illness is discussed in the context of disease-induced destruction and debilitation of the population, erosion of productivity and prosperity, fear-induced social destabilization, disruption of governance institutions, and the consequent erosion of state power relative to unaffected rival states.

The low numbers of registered students, slow throughput of graduates and their consequent per capita cost to the institution over this protracted period was a source of concern, as was the SOPH's low staff complement.

Those following this latter path have focused on issues relating to orientalism or the creation of "subaltern" groups; the role of nationalism and national identities; the "indigenization" of scientific, medical, and educational institutions and bureaucracies; and consequent changes (or stabilities) in attitudes toward indigenous medicine, race, and cultural practices.