Sentence examples for most visible consequence from inspiring English sources

Enron is only the most visible consequence of this estrangement.

The most visible consequence of this is in headcount.

He thinks coastal pollution is as serious a problem as climate change.The most visible consequence of human habitation is rubbish.

Think of it as the most visible consequence of Abenomics, the plan by the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, to boost the economy mainly through central-bank easing.

In the United States, the most visible consequence of baggage fees has been the increase in more, and heavier, items in the passenger cabin, the very behavior that prompted Spirit's new fee for carry-on policy.

Now more than 375,000 acres have been scorched; local homeowners are camping out in high-school gyms.The wildfires that have incinerated over 2.5m acres across the West this summer are only the most visible consequence of a problem that affects the whole nation.

The furloughs for air traffic controllers were among the most visible consequences of the cuts, leading to widespread flight delays.

However, scientists believe that global warming caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is the only plausible explanation for the continued loss of Arctic sea ice, which is one of the most visible consequences of man-made climate change.

Some, though not all, scientists think the more frequent blocking events be related to the loss of Arctic sea ice, which is one of the most visible consequences of manmade global warming.

On the country level, a diversity of the projected labour force structures and their changes can be observed in Europe, with the most visible consequences of ageing in Southern and Central-Eastern Europe and relatively more modest in the North.

When coal is introduced into seawater, the most easily visible consequences are physical: fine coal particles reduce the daylight penetration up to 100% and move along with the flow, and coal chunks accumulate on the floor.