Sentence examples for consequent upon from inspiring English sources
"consequent upon" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to something that is the result of something else that happened previously. For example, "Consequent upon the outbreak of the pandemic, the government declared a state of emergency."
60. "Panic consequent upon the failure of a country bank" [graphic].
In the Balkans the formation of states was subsequent to and consequent upon the emergence of national movements.
An alternative explanation or at least a co-staining factor could again be dietary chromogens entering the dentine consequent upon increased porosity through the carious process.
And pleasure and pain, as I was just now saying, are often consequent upon these upon true and false opinion, I mean.
Some theologians argued that God predestined humans before the fall of Adam, and others saw it as a new act of God consequent upon man's fall.
This paper describes a novel approach to the exploration of the changes in relationships between Health Service organisations that would be consequent upon ongoing national policy initiatives.
It is of little comfort to employers that the drop in course enrolments has been broadly in line with trends across higher education, consequent upon steep increases in tuition fees in 2012.
The expected utility of a decision is the average utility of all possible outcomes consequent upon that decision, each one weighted by its probability under the decision.
The individual approaches give some differences in the results that are consequent upon the distinguishing level used for modelling the damping device.
The new tester overcomes the sensitivity of earlier designs to small variations in the dimensions of specimen holders, or specimen positioning inserts, consequent upon machining tolerances.
Due to a prohibitive cost of manual threshold setting, many systems generate thousands of false alarms consequent upon running on default threshold levels.
