Sentence examples for noted consequence from inspiring English sources

A frequently noted consequence of this is so-called stranded assets, fossil fuels in the ground that must remain there to meet this goal.

One previously noted consequence of WGS assembly is that the exclusion of transposable element sequences and repetitive sequences during assembly has the effect of eliminating genes that might be found in these regions [ 45].

While it's always a good idea to note consequences for certain behaviors within your employee handbook, you want to leave room for disciplinary changes and give the option of bypassing steps.

As many academic critics of the campus wars have noted, one consequence of all these controversies might simply be more deans and administrators, and even more emphasis on the customer satisfaction model of education.

Elections, it is often noted, have consequences.

We noted complications, consequences of recurrence and later operations on the same tumor site in five cases.

Fewer still noted the consequences of this eclipse: Because progressive Catholicism has failed to inspire a new generation of sisters, Catholic hospitals across the country are passing into the hands of more bottom-line-focused administrators, with inevitable consequences for how they serve the poor.

Gödel himself noted some consequences.

Failing to adapt to a changing world, as Presidents Lincoln and Obama noted, has consequences.

UNICEF further noted, "The consequences of this delay are serious, and convincing families to enroll children at a younger age should be a point of policy emphasis, beginning with qualitative research to understand more about parental reluctant to enroll children on time".

For anyone who wishes to learn how the cycle of contumely and pardon — or simple forgetfulness — spins in England, note the consequence.