Sentence examples for for one consequence from inspiring English sources

However, she did express regret for one consequence of her comments.

[Please read Jim Yardley's report today from Mumbai for one consequence of the sanitation gap.] It's no wonder, writes the author, Sunita Narain, that the country still suffers from extremely high rates of water-borne disease.

This is particularly complex because the consequences of one set of SNPs could have deleterious consequences for one outcome, but yet be advantageous for another.

For example, one consequence of urban sprawl and deforestation is that wildlife may increasingly need to find new habitats in urban or abandoned environments, which could lead to increased human exposures to infectious pathogens.

Indeed for many in fashion, and often for the youngest, one consequence of the tragic financial meltdown has been that it pushed away the least motivated, the least talented - or the least connected - to keep only the best.

There are several reasons for that, but one consequence has been the much remarked lack of big names in Labour leadership contests since 2010.

Typical pipelines are not well suited for handling a variant that could have one consequence for one transcript and a different consequence for a different transcript.

This is a result of the interaction of different annotation categories, different precedence rules and the fact (for this study) of reporting only one consequence for each variant.

"One consequence for me is living with a lot less".

One consequence for writers, reflected in a PEN survey he cited, is a growth in self-censorship.

One consequence for me is that I have to think carefully about how I maintain the momentum of my thinking across different contexts.