Sentence examples for experience as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Economic disadvantage, which some trans people experience as a consequence of leaving school early, was another issue raised in the consultation.

To date, no study has been conducted that describes the burden adult children experience as a consequence of parental psychiatric disorder.

According to Taylor's theory, sensory stimulation gives rises to spatially contentful visual experience as a consequence of associative, reinforcement learning: we perceive an object as having the spatial attribute G when the types of proximal sensory stimulation caused by the object have been conditioned to the performance of actions sensitive to G (1962: 42).

Dialectical images counter the threat of preservation (tradition) by virtue of the interruptive force they are understood to impart to experience as a consequence of the instantaneous temporality of the now, or what Benjamin famously called now-time [Jetztzeit]: "The dialectical image is an image that emerges suddenly, in a flash" (AP, [N9, 7], 473).

Have you noticed that there is a direct correlation between how many times you tend to repeatedly make the same mistake and the degree of unpleasantness or pain you experience as a consequence of making that mistake?

Conversely, if bees are unable to sense these compounds, they may ingest them and experience, as a consequence of their toxicity, a subsequent malaise that may lead to rejection of the plants producing this undesirable after-effect.

But when I am in Great Britain I never have bad experiences as a consequence of hailing from Germany.

Vulnerable people have been put through traumatic experiences as a consequence of avoidable failures," the report said.

The "unbearable" scientific isolation that Prof Bengtsson experienced as a consequence of joining the GWPF, and submitting scientifically questionable material to a leading journal, should not come as a surprise.

The economic hardship and sense of humiliation that the German citizenry experienced as a consequence of the Versailles Treaty had created a pervasive resentment that could be enlisted to fuel any number of radical, bloodthirsty projects.

A majority of patients (65%) reported experiencing instability and 31% reported experiencing locking in their knee, but these findings cannot be directly attributed to ACL deficiency with any certainty as both can be experienced as a consequence of the OA disease process.