Sentence examples for has been the consequence from inspiring English sources

In a few cases this has been the consequence of a general hostility to the whole idea of law.

The city's success over the past quarter-century has been the consequence of historical accident and good policy.

Examples of this include the divergence of Saaremaa virus from Dobrava virus: Nemirov et al. have suggested this has been the consequence of Dobrava virus switching from yellow-striped field mouse (Apodemusflavicollis) to A. agrarius, the striped field mouse.

If the overriding theme this year has been the consequences of trying to play God, this ending is feeling like it will be much crueller than that.

The plan, therefore, may well have been the consequence not of special ingenuity & resource but one of strategic bankruptcy & desperation.

There has been considerable discussion of whether these similarities could have been the consequence of independent evolution or shared evolutionary ancestry (Osorio and Bacon 1994).

It is possible that the abnormalities in the liver, lung, and spleen of GNP-treated mice may have been the consequence of direct contact with the invading GNPs.

One cranium contained a large circular lesion which may have been the consequence of trepanning.

Let me be blunt: I think that my failures as a husband, and many of my failures as a father, have been the consequence of two of my character flaws laziness and cowardice.

Hypoproteinemia and hypoalbuminemia likely resulted from anorexia which may have been the consequence of lesions within the mouth and esophagus.

Alternatively, they may have been the consequence of prosodic priming, inducing more errors on trials in which the stress pattern of primes and targets was not congruent.