Sentence examples for consequential rise from inspiring English sources
Of course, a further collapse of sterling and the consequential rise in long term-interest rates would be merely the painful symptom of the deeper disease of fiscal incontinence.
This expected increase of older people in society poses an immense challenge to the public health care system, since the consequential rise of chronic illnesses represents a not to be underestimated burden [1, 2].
The biggest and most consequential rise in flood risk may take place outside the U.S., in countries that don't have as much of a capacity to bounce back from such disasters, however.
According to the GBRMPA in 2014, the most significant threat to the status of the Great Barrier Reef is climate change, due to the consequential rise of sea temperatures, gradual ocean acidification and an increase in the number of "intense weather events".
Need I go through the litany: The Iraq occupation indelibly defining America's Middle East democratic agenda; failure to support local democrats and human rights; the consequential rise of Shiite Iran, the proliferation of regional terrorism, the growth of Hezbollah and Hamas, abandonment of peacemaking between Israel and Palestine, etc., etc.
Modification in CBF due to high altitude is also a compensatory reaction that may be caused by vasoconstriction, elevated blood pressure (BP) and heart rate and the consequential rise in cardiac output (CO) to maintain sufficient supply of oxygen (or oxygen delivery) and energy for the brain.
The invisibility of work and workers in the digital age is as consequential as the rise of the assembly line and, later, the service economy.
A predictive model is developed to assist in understanding the social changes which have been wrought by sea-level rise and consequential environmental changes.
Though evidence of monocyte mobilization in human disease has now been demonstrated, the question of whether their rise is consequential of the illness/inflammation or directly contributes to the inflammatory process remains largely unanswered.
Increased compartmentalized labile Zn as a result of Zip7 loss may give rise to consequential perturbations in the metabolism of other metals.
Chief executive Andi Case said: The multi-cyclical and volatile nature of our markets has once again been demonstrated by the sudden shift in oil and other commodity prices which, when coupled with the evolving economic environment, has given rise to a consequential change in the demand supply balance in many markets.
