Sentence examples for most direct consequences from inspiring English sources

It said the commission's actions "promote tax uncertainty – and unless overturned they will disrupt trade and investment, with the most direct consequences to be borne directly by EU countries and their citizens".

Hip fractures are undoubtedly the most direct consequences.

One of the most direct consequences of this change in how Facebook fundamentally operates, aside from the surge in popularity of other social media outlets, largely Instagram which, lest we forget, is owned by Facebook is that artists, and their social media managers, are gravitating towards clickbait as a means of driving engagement levels.

Because we assumed that the most direct consequences of diminished BMD would be osteoporosis and hip fracture, associations of BMD with hip fracture and the development of osteoporosis were investigated in order to establish the validity of this BMD measurement in this cohort.

Pan Caifu, a Hong Kong-based columnist, argues that "the most direct consequence of this rail accident has been to ignite middle-class anger".

The most direct consequence of the murder of 21 Egyptian guest-workers outside the Libyan city of Sirte has been a torrent of angry and aggrieved statements from senior Egyptians, backed up by air strikes overnight on Islamist targets in Libya.

Its most direct consequence is the fixation of absorbed K ions from soil colloids (Li et al. [2013]; Moussa et al. [2009]).

Although aridification can lead to environmental problems such as soil desertification and sand storm, the most direct consequence of aridification is the loss of lives and poverty of local residents.

The most direct consequence of the Algerian social and urban development "laboratory" remains even today in the grim blockhouse housing estates that surround Paris, Marseille and Lyon to house the immigrants who came north to do the low-paid work that French natives preferred not to do, leaving the bitter taste that has turned many of the immigrants grandchildren toward jihad and drugs.

The most direct consequence of these cell/tissue responses would be the limitation and elimination of viral infection.

Solid waste disposal, like many other practices such as treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes, oil refining, chemical production, and industrial animal agriculture, may threaten environmental health conditions in host communities so that other communities can reap the benefits of production without suffering the most direct environmental consequences.