Sentence examples for from the consequent from inspiring English sources

Billy McKay scored from the consequent penalty to give the struggling Tayside club their first point in five games.

"If retailers hoarded food as a limited resource and profiteered from the consequent price rises, there would be riots on the streets.

The economy suffers from the consequent impediments to labour mobility and an increasing quantity of taxpayers' money is required to deal with the social problems".

Soon after, struck down by fever probably malaria he was invalided home, and, while recovering from the consequent depression, Nelson experienced a dramatic surge of optimism.

Not only is there a significant economic cost from the consequent delays to travel, but according to intelligence sources there are potentially major security drawbacks as well.

From the consequent corner, swung in by Bellamy from the left, Campbell scored his sixth goal in 11 appearances with a stooping header, close in at the far post.

Alternatively, the distortion from 'affirming the consequent' can be avoided, when no test results are followed by diagnostic examination (Walter, 1999).

Its central ingredient is the expulsion from Eden and the consequent need to work the land.

As it is obvious from Figure 3, the consequent thermal annealing leads to the significant increase of the surface roughness both for electrically continuous and discontinuous evaporated nanolayers.

Carbon black catalyses HCl liberation from CR and the consequent furanization of ENR in the blend, causing phase separation at high filler loading.

It corresponds to the following thesis, which differs from (P.5) in the consequent: This says that if y is not part of x, there exists something that comprises exactly those parts of y that are disjoint from x something we may call the difference or relative complement between y and x.