Sentence examples for has two main consequences from inspiring English sources
As oil prices stabilise and imports pick up, current-account surpluses will shrink, but remain unusually large.The petrodollar explosion has two main consequences.
"Avoiding the default has two main consequences: it could generate contingent liabilities from other creditors that received large haircuts in the past, but would open the door to access international financial markets, resulting in a re-valuation of Argentinian assets".
This has two main consequences.
The main problem of crayfish rearing in Italy is the high incidence of aquatic mycosis during egg incubation, which has two main consequences: the hampering of the diffusion of crayfish farming and the increasing environmental impact of crayfish farms.
We further demonstrate that this compact chromatin structure has two main consequences on the targeted locus.
This result has two main consequences for modelling and controlling the propagation of infectious diseases such as RRV.
School closure has three main consequences: reducing the total disease burden, postponing the peak of infection and lowering the peak prevalence of the disease.
If the fence to be jumped under the 1925 act was so high, why did the CPS appreciate this fully only after taking advice from Mr Perry?The tangled affair is now over, but it will have two main consequences.
Our study has two main outcome measures.
The shifta period had three main consequences: First, the collapse shifted the population from rural areas to local trading centres (Hogg 1980).
