Sentence examples for just one consequence from inspiring English sources

But I'm not sure that it ever has just one consequence.

Crossfire deaths are just one consequence.

"This video is interesting, but the lake drainage is just one consequence of the intensification of this whole process," said Kokelj in an interview.

This super-hot glass rain is just one consequence of the close proximity between the gas giant alien planet HD189733b and its sun.

This is just one consequence of teaching in what I call the neo Mad Men era this moment in which white males are still over-represented in the profession in this country's top colleges despite the demographics of our general population.

Also, even if activation is cancer-specific, it is not necessarily a distinct genetic instability phenotype: in particular, p53/ TP53 mutation may be permissive for cells to survive activation of retrotransposons [ 29, 30], and activation may be just one consequence of p53 loss.

Ball tampering was just one issue; of greater consequence was the explosion in Test match TV coverage and revenues; of one-day cricket; and the politics of World Cup venues and contracts.

In this case, over-treatment of dental patients would be just one unintended consequence of basing a health care system on a profit motive.

Unacceptably, this included the architecture of the human mind, all that now remained of the soul: our cherished mental life was a naturally selected product of organized matter, just one downstream consequence of the uncaring immensities of time and chance.

Hindering this process is just one more consequence of our fractured medical records.

You may think that being a too-big-to-fail bank is just one long, consequence-free romp, but it does come at some cost: an enormous and growing legal tab that will probably swell beyond $100 billion, all told.