Sentence examples for has been a consequent from inspiring English sources

There has been a consequent surge in botched operations, with some patients sustaining irreparable damage.

But thanks to the Internet, customers and companies now have much the same information available to them, and there has been a consequent shift in power.

The migration of these services means that there has been a consequent loss of minor operating within the hospital environment, leading to decreased opportunities for junior surgeons to practise basic surgical procedures.

One of the positive offshoots of phone-hacking and the consequent Leveson inquiry has been a forensic interest in the world of modern journalism.

Bronfman writes in his declaration (he declined to be interviewed) that the investigation, and the consequent loss of hoasca, "has been a time of almost indescribable stress and sadness for me.

An affirmative decision would have been a vote against complacency and consequent cruelty.

A major argument against taking military action has been fear that a consequent inflaming of radical passions in the region could destabilize our Muslim allies.

It has been suggested that consequent tension on suture lines may cause recurrence of an even larger fistula.

The loss of performance has been fully described consequent to the use of zero-copy memory.

On 4 April, shortly after the last DVD volume has been released, the consequent broadcast was put on halt and until 27 June, only the first 8 episodes were repeated.

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