Sentence examples for illustrates the consequences from inspiring English sources
This latest fiasco illustrates the consequences of letting our transit systems languish.
Sam Roberts vividly illustrates the consequences of putting the powerful tool of evidence-based medicine at the disposal of conflicted third parties.
Libya, a mission much more directly linked to the security of Europe than of the United States, strikingly illustrates the consequences.
Dr. Dodge's proposal to cut football and other programs starkly illustrates the consequences of the declining revenues that have started to plague state and local governments as the economy softens, particularly in the South and Midwest.
He writes that his case "illustrates the consequences of a disastrous development and reveals the naivety of those who try and reassure themselves with the mantra 'It doesn't apply to me'".
A release described "In the Land of Blood and Honey" as a film that "illustrates the consequences of the lack of political will to intervene in a society stricken with conflict".
The upper middle subnetwork illustrates the consequence of removing this dynamic aspect from the network: STDP can strengthen only the existing static connectivity and therefore the TN will never connect to the same set of postsynaptic targets.
From there, she leaps to what she calls photo-novels, which consist of personal stories that graphically illustrate the consequences – both physical and psychological – of unsafe abortion.
The new information and the corresponding issues it raises illustrate the consequences of the decision by the Office of Management and Budget to allow people for the first time to identify themselves on census forms as members of more than one race.
He wrote the book to illustrate the consequences of teens getting "tooled up", on the grounds that "if kids are carrying knives, any violent altercation is now potentially deadly".
"More than any other power, the exercise of the power to kill must be accompanied by due process and transparency," said Kiesel, adding that Lockett's painful death had illustrated "the consequences of trading due process for political posturing".
