Sentence examples similar to just consequence from inspiring English sources

Thus, overlaps are not just consequences of evolutionary constraints, but rather can provide population fitness advantages.

An expanded focus and a shifting story: identifying opportunities, not just consequences.

Results: Consistent with the hypotheses that interpersonal difficulties are not just consequences of depressive symptoms, formerly but not currently depressed women were significantly more impaired than never-depressed women on nearly all measures.

22. Gentzen (1935, §5.13; 1969, 80) holds that a constant is defined by its introduction rules, and that the elimination rules are just consequences of these.

There needs to be accountability, and there need to be swift and just consequences.

Sen. James Gray (R), one of the senators who introduced the measure, told the Concord Monitor the vehicle registration and driver's requirements were just consequences of residency.

A similar conformational change occurs at pH 5.5 but only under the applied potential control, being just a consequence of another major effect of the applied electric field.

But is this really the result of male privilege, or just a consequence of crowded urban living?

"They have not just moral consequences but economic consequences if they're not dealt with".

It's a question of national, not just local, consequence.

It's just another consequence of government policy".