Sentence examples for end consequence from inspiring English sources

"Almonds-for-all is the end consequence of the welfare state".

The end consequence might be that new, workable ideas spill into nearby states, and ultimately into national discourse.

An obsession with protecting people's feelings has, over time, begun to trump other values, he says, "and if feelings are sacrosanct, then at the margins, the attacks on Charlie Hebdo are the end consequence.

The end consequence of this is insufficient alkalinity for reactions with the oil phase and the likely formation damage.

The end consequence of this cascade is the phosphorylation of five clustered.

Finally, ethanol-induced DNA hypomethylation has been implicated in the development of steatosis (Kutay et al. 2012) as well as hepatic carcinoma, an end consequence of ALD Lambertt et al. 2011).

"We're united in relation to the outrage about the end consequences, but we're divided over the question over whether Indigenous responsibility is a crucial part of the solution and I say it is," he said.

Both aspects build upon urban and natural processes, involve stocks and flows of heat and pollution, with in the end consequences for stocks and flows concerning other urban entities and processes such as human outdoor activities, leisure, transport modes, as well as for urban design and planning.

"We laughed about that," Ternus told me, referring to the accusation, not its career-ending consequence.

These physicians are often reticent to seek psychological help, as there are potential career-ending consequences to doing so (Center et al. 2003).

A simple error in judgement or an innocent miscalculation could result in life-ending consequences.