Sentence examples for first consequences of from inspiring English sources

It is in Mr. Dulles's field that most people here expect to see the first consequences of the changed situation.

One of the first consequences of Mitt Romney's defeat last November looked certain to be a Republican realignment on immigration policy.

"One of the first consequences of the review of security has been moves to put Australian Federal Police back in charge of internal as well as external security," he said.

So far so good, but Tippett then continues, as though unable to stop: "And one of the first consequences of the struggle is the fundamental aloneness of one's most important acts despite the gay warmth of other acts.

Dr. Crick was then at the center of a nexus of biologists in Cambridge, Paris and the United States who were working out the first consequences of the discovery of DNA.

The dispute was among the first consequences of political upheaval in Italy, where anti-migrant leaders recently rose to power with a pledge to crack down on new arrivals from the Middle East and Africa.

Because that is the first consequence of this campaign.

The first consequence of that is a general decline in confidence in elections.

This setback represented the first consequence of our failure to do any preparatory research.

The first consequence of inhibiting apoptosis and JNK signaling is a strong reduction in epidermal cell proliferation.

The first consequence of the creation of BBC3 and 4 was to induce an identity crisis for BBC2 from which it has still to recover.