Sentence examples for direct consequence of from inspiring English sources

Maternal mortality is often a direct consequence of poverty.

They were a direct consequence of the single currency – they were its intended consequence.

His command of line is a direct consequence of a solid uncomplicated action.

Our high rail fares, like our low pensions, are also the direct consequence of neoliberalism.

I listened to them as a direct consequence of that, and they were rubbish.

It was the direct consequence of an administration ready to bargain away the rule of law.

I am not assuming that Sandy was the direct consequence of human-caused climate change.

Kitching won the Senate place as a direct consequence of Shorten's support.

That media commentary is a direct consequence of the NSW Electoral Commission's flawed publication.

In reality, it has always been a direct consequence of marginalisation.

"This is a direct consequence of the war," said James May, president of the airline association.