Sentence examples similar to consequent troubles from inspiring English sources
But they see a batsman who cannot get properly forward with consequent trouble against the ball pitched up.
"We will not allow Holocaust deniers to carry out another holocaust against the Jewish people," Mr Netanyahu said.Mr Netanyahu's officials say that Iran, because of the drop in oil prices and its consequent economic troubles, is now more than ever susceptible to international pressure to forgo its nuclear ambitions.
We study the impact of these requirements on banks' risk-taking behavior prior to the recent financial crisis and the consequent implications for bank failure and financial trouble during the crisis period.
He writes telling descriptions and precisely achieved set pieces - Voss's troubles with his own people and the consequent chase through the streets of Lisbon is as taut and tense a stretch of writing as you could wish for.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
Tourism revenues have sagged, drug shipments (and consequent violence) are growing, and changing trade rules are causing grief.The islands argue that their small size makes it harder to cope with trouble.
"There was incredulous consequent public shock.
The consequent risks to business are considerable.
This paper troubles those positions.
