Sentence examples for due to consequences from inspiring English sources

Tonight, Sen. Obama said: "In Youngstown, Ohio, I talked to workers who have seen their plants shipped overseas due to consequences of poor deals it's like NAFTA that have literally seen equipment unbolted from the floors of factories and shipped to China".

Numerous patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) end their working career due to consequences of the disease.

Former NICU patients constitute >60% of all children with CP due to consequences of prematurity or perinatal insults.

Such complex analytic techniques are required as sodium concentration abnormalities may be due to consequences of the injury (for example, central diabetes insipidus or hyperglycemia induced osmotic diruesis) or may be related to treatment (for example, hypertonic saline or mannitol).

Majority of the women tested for HIV may decide not to disclose their HIV sero-status to their male partners due to consequences including divorce, domestic violence or for women to be abandoned by their husbands and families.

Finally, the association between lung inflammation (including that in COPD and AECOPD) and cardiac events may be due to consequences of the systemic inflammatory response and downstream microvascular changes in plaque stability, hypercoagulability, and endothelial cell dysfunction.

Some of it is due to the consequences of the 2008 financial meltdown.

"Due to the consequences for climate policy...it is desirable for the ruling to be considered by a higher court," it said.

However, much of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina is due to the consequences of extensively modifying the wetlands upon which much of the city is built.

We still have too many Australians dying from eating disorders and they die because of the very elevated suicide risk and the very significant physical impairment due to the consequences of an eating disorder.

These two types of packets are quite different due to the consequences of a packet drop.