Sentence examples for development and the consequent from inspiring English sources
Of course, this has major implications in terms of pace of product development, and the consequent noise in the market, but net-net it's great for consumers.
A major driver of change in the Mekong River basin relates to hydropower development and the consequent changes in landscape and natural resource access regime that it induces.
At the regional scale, the growing pressures of urban development and the consequent reduction of SPUs threatens the delivery of provisioning ecosystem services while at the local scale, the low quality of SPUs threatens the provision of regulating ecosystem services.
These initiatives included the identification of root causes and risk drivers of landslides, particularly those related to land use, land development, and the consequent exposure of vulnerable communities to landslides as a result of population growth and lack of territorial management.
However, the fast technological development and the consequent acquisition of large amount of data in the past decade shifted the focus of research to genome-wide association studies (GWAS).
This suggests that intermediate uveitis could be a high risk factor for the development of glaucoma and the consequent need for surgery.
[Women cheerleaders] frequently became too masculine for their own good... we find the development of loud, raucous voices... and the consequent development of slang and profanity by their necessary association with [male] squad members... Cheerleading was too masculine for women!
In terms of their ecological importance, there can hardly be a more significant "ecosystem service" than the production of oxygen and the consequent development of an oxygenic atmosphere, with the evolution of oxygenic photosynthesis among the cyanobacteria [6].
With the Renaissance came the rediscovery of the Greek and Roman cultures and the consequent development of a world view that led away from moral and spiritual absolutes and toward an increasingly skeptical individualism.
The development of canals and irrigation and the consequent explosion of farming in the near-desert call for something much more linear than the author is constitutionally capable of providing.Mr Vollmann's other big theme is the struggle for jobs and for a better life by Latino people on both sides of the border.
