Sentence examples for consequent success from inspiring English sources

This has fueled terrorism and its consequent success.

Subjects were first exposed to either highly effective or thoroughly useless filmed instruction, leading, respectively, to their consequent success or failure.

It is only human arrogance, and the fact that the lives of plants unfold in what amounts to a much slower dimension of time, that keep us from appreciating their intelligence and consequent success.

Our results indicate that colonization by plants and the consequent success of vegetation establishment is influenced mainly by control of the factor of pedogenesis 'topography' and by the ability of these Technosols to retain nutrients.

In the essay, Shulsky and Schmitt write that Strauss's "gentleness, his ability to concentrate on detail, his consequent success in looking below the surface and reading between the lines, and his seeming unworldliness... may even be said to resemble, however faintly, the George Smiley of John le Carré's novels".

People test hypotheses and learn from the consequent successes and failures.

Novel peptide antifungals engineered from a template of mammalian, amphibian and even insect endogenous antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) have clear potential to meet these requirements and consequent clinical success in a range of fungal diseases.

The osseointegration of dental implants and their consequent long-term success is guaranteed by the presence, in the extraction site, of healthy and sufficient alveolar bone.

5 Consequent to the success of fetal RHD genotyping in high risk women, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has "endorsed studies into the feasibility of mass testing antenatally for fetal blood group by analysis of cell-free fetal DNA in maternal plasma". 2 If fetal RHD testing proved accurate enough, there would be no need to test cord red cells serologically for RhD status.

The crew up at Grouse reveres White, obviously, for his tremendous skill and ambition, but resents him a little for his money, success, and consequent stand-offishness.

In addition, these legacies represent potentially profound biogeochemical disruption with consequent effects on the success or performance of co-occurring native and non-native species.