Sentence examples for major consequence is from inspiring English sources

The major consequence is going to be the traffic numbers, like in Germany and Belgium where it fell through the floor.

Rickets is a disorder secondary to deficiency of vitamin D. The major consequence is bone disease, with defective growth of the epiphyseal cartilage.

A major consequence is a non-existence result in low dimension.

The other major consequence is that an expanded top-flight, if it eventually featured Rangers, would see broadcasters only having two rather than four Old Firm league games a season, which would impact on the price they pay for coverage.

A major consequence is that increasing numbers of workers and their families live in poverty.

Another major consequence is that there is no financial barrier to the dissemination of knowledge.

For the field of prognostication and prediction in breast cancer, the major consequence was the development of technology that led to the simultaneous evaluation of gene expression for hundreds and, more recently, thousands of genes.

One of the major consequences is the enhanced production of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which damage cell membranes, nucleic acids and chloroplast pigments (Tewari et al. [2002]).

A faint silver lining, he noted, is that voters now understand that rejecting the budget can have major consequences, be it losing sports or other programs or staff members who keep at-risk youths in class.

Major consequences are: secular decline in groundwater levels, deterioration of groundwater quality, rising energy cost of pumping, soaring carbon footprint of agriculture and growing financial burden of energy subsidies.

At the eighteen months follow-up after the gene transfer major consequences were seen; one mouse developed a hepatocellular carcinoma in the liver and another had a papillary adenocarcinoma in the lungs (Figure 6A, B).