Sentence examples for consequent problems from inspiring English sources

Then again, as I write, I can see consequent problems.

Like Jim Morrison's grave at the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris, the tree in he Mojave desert, California, has become a site of pilgrimage, with all the consequent problems.

Mostly what his post-leadership Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has repeated in a series of reports which address family breakdown and the consequent problems: poverty, social exclusion and dysfunctional children.

They were careful not to be too judgmental about this — there being so little we can do about it anyway — and concentrated not on consequent problems but on the "challenges to policymakers".

The other side sees this as a betrayal of the integrity of the original code, arguing that a change would lead to more centralization in the system (the greatest sin for a bitcoin believer) and consequent problems.

Three consequent problems can be said to have occupied them chiefly.

The consequent problem we are faced with is a multi-dimensional assignment problem, which is known to be NP-hard.

Lukács' understanding of alienation as a historical loss of totality and the consequent problem of form allows him to also formulate the kernel of a utopian vision: the very form of the novel points to the possibility of a renewed relation between individual and world where meaning can again be found.

But the package as a whole has made child delivery demonstrably safer and safer, and it has done so despite the increasing age, obesity, and consequent health problems of pregnant mothers.

Most people who wish to take drugs already do so; most people who regularly consume currently legal drugs - alcohol, nicotine, caffeine - do it sensibly, and lead normal lives despite their addictions and consequent health problems.

Mr Hebblethwaite said the islands may also need extra medical supplies if water shortages lead to sanitation issues and consequent health problems.