Sentence examples for impact and consequence from inspiring English sources

Madeleine Bunting's article (Comment, 10 February) on the impact and consequence of my work combines reasoned critique and justified disagreement with, in the penultimate paragraph, unfortunate historical inaccuracy and dubious inference.

I suppose, it's in the way that you use it... So, let's examine something of deeper impact and consequence.

These events were categorised using the National Patient Safety Agency impact and consequence classifications [ 2].

One would expect valleculae residue to have a greater impact and consequence in more severe forms of COPD due to the interaction between lung deterioration and swallowing biodynamic.

We routinely create extraordinary things and then disregard their impact and consequences because of our desire for convenience, comfort or profit.

The Guardian's Breadline Britain Project, for example, has been tracking the impact and consequences of recession on families and individuals across the UK.

"This solution came up as one that raised a bit of a smile but also helped people to understand the impact and consequences.

I also don't think society has yet fully understood or appreciated the impact and consequences our growing and ageing population; it will change expectations, demands and the affordability of traditional patterns of care and support.

In this new place for civilisation, the ability to cooperate and coordinate will mean the difference between looking forward with hope to the future, or being trapped in an endless battle against the impact and consequences of irreversible climate change.

To be effective, leaders must not just keep up with the pace of change, but to get ahead of it and anticipate the impact and consequences that will need to be dealt with.

Reduced nephron numbers and limited function make impact and consequences of postnatal renal insults greater.