Sentence examples for have increasing consequences from inspiring English sources

He said: "What the floods in Cumbria prove is that climate change is a real, visceral thing which destroys lives, and it is something that will have increasing consequences".

If Spo is involved in control of the flux through the pathway it may have been a particular target for selection because mutations altering its enzyme activity would have had increased consequences compared to mutations altering the activity of enzymes that are less rate-limiting.

During the ALM infusion, markers of tubular injury (NGAL and NAGase) may have increased as consequence of the lower MAP causing tubular ischemia.

Indeed, the NRC, in a "sensitivity study" quoted in the NAS report, concluded that including the consequences beyond 50 miles and updating its value for a human life lost to cancer would have increased fivefold the consequences it used in its cost-benefit analysis.

Over the course of the last 20 years survival rates for patients with Ewing sarcoma have increased as a consequence of therapy intensification, improvement of surgical techniques and radiotherapy.

Humans have always polluted their environment and, to an extent, the associated adverse consequences have increased in parallel with the global population.

It is generally assumed that tumours trigger angiogenesis or recruit blood vessels from the local vasculature, and, as a consequence, have increased local blood volumes.

But as the number of gun massacres has increased the consequences of this political capture have become harder to ignore.

Social media, in particular, has increased the consequences of spreading misinformation.

Recently, those complaints have been getting louder, and auditing has increased as a consequence.

Between 2010 and 2014, the total nursing, midwifery and health visiting workforce has increased as a consequence.