Sentence examples for obvious consequence of from inspiring English sources

That's an obvious consequence of seeing lots of comedy.

There is one obvious consequence of the coup: embitterment.

The first obvious consequence of Lambert going was Chris Hughton arriving.

The most obvious consequence of keeping prices down is that consumption and waste go up.

The most obvious consequence of this has been the exclusion of China from the International Space Station.

And this, perhaps, is the obvious consequence of an awards body that is run by movie writers.

This strategy has had the obvious consequence of pushing the criminals towards more dangerous and violent activities.

What's remarkable, though, was how flippantly he reacted to the obvious consequence of the 1860 election: secession and war.

But the most obvious consequence of the lockout was what came to be called "the new rules".

Voters really dislike the idea of university fees, or access to medicines, or criminal sentences varying – even though such variation is an obvious consequence of devolution.

The most obvious consequence of the huge scandal surrounding the Brazilian oil giant Petrobras was the toppling of President Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached this week.