Sentence examples for long consequence from inspiring English sources

"Now – and this is a long consequence of the return to democracy – they're beginning to realise this cuisine is part of their identity, their culture and the landscape they see every day".

But the jihadis' ten months of statehood may have long consequences.

The long consequences of having large and settled Muslim, Hindu and black Caribbean communities here are only beginning to unfold.

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.

Thus fetal exposures affecting cardiac development may have life long consequences.

These disabilities have life long consequences and will soon translate into increased numbers of adults with disabilities[ 1].

This is the decades-long consequence of a weakening collective identity, once celebrated as "multiculturalism", now lamented as sleepwalking our way into segregation.

Inflammation, hyperoxia, and antiangiogenic factors play a role in epigenetic conditioning with potential life-long consequences.

Today, the Flint community is focusing on addressing these potentially life-long consequences of lead exposure in its children.

The global reach and potentially life-long consequences of a severe online shaming should be humbling for us to consider.

Our results indicate that Nazca boobies experience life-long consequences of androgenic preparation for an early battle to the death.