Sentence examples for just as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Part is the simple vagaries of where people happen to live and so droughts happen more in some part of the world, famine in more parts of the world, just as a consequence of the climate that people are exposed to.

One of the consequences of a long time in the Senate is a long record of votes for which one can be held accountable, just as a consequence of a long primary can be a long record of attacks on allies.

On the diagram there is no direct connection between the entropy sources; in fact, this connection exists, but just as a consequence of the fact that they both depend on the heat fluxes.

2.1: the dummy for third-quarter interviewing should account for NEET status just as a consequence of being in a waiting position (for the start of, for example, university, military or civil service) after having finished school.

She described the current moment in history as "a moment of damage control" — not just as a consequence of refugees displaced by conflict but what's likely to be a growing wave of climate change displacement in the coming years.

I suspect everyone will be going up a notch just as a consequence of this," he said.

But the car's design is just as much a consequence of what Google's existing fleet of automated Lexus SUVs revealed about human laziness.

SH: When you finished working together on Safe, were you always looking to a point where you might be able to work together again, or was that something that just evolved as a consequence of Far from Heaven?

Meanwhile, the number of S-Bahn lines running in West Berlin was reduced to just three as a consequence of a strike carried out by the Deutsche Reichsbahn's West Berlin-based employees in September 1980.

This approach also reconsiders the placement of the immigrant business in the space just as a possible consequence of these arrangements, by introducing the concepts of 'deterritorialisation' and 'transnationalism'transnationalism

But as a consequence of doing just that, some people may only find out that they need to make a claim for universal credit once their existing benefits stop and their money is cut off.