Sentence examples for of any consequent from inspiring English sources

We disagree with Plunk and Grucza that deception rather than debriefing should be considered the cause of any consequent harms.

These measures are to ensure that due warning of any consequent service interruption or disconnection is given to the subscriber beforehand.

This renders the concept of race, and any consequent pretension of racial superiority, scientifically inconsistent (Barbujani et al. 1997;Rosenberg et al. 2002 Destro-Bisol et al. 2010 Rosa and Brehm 2011).

These include financing booming growth and easily covering any consequent widening of a country's trade deficit, not to mention lifting the fortunes of bankers and brokers.

"Any consequent withdrawal of market-making services by banks would reduce liquidity in sovereign markets, which in turn would engender greater volatility and make it more difficult, riskier and costlier for countries such as the U.K. to issue and distribute their debt".

evaluation of a consequent cerebral dysfunction that is paralleled by various extra cerebral defects.

Given an antecedent or preceding behavior, how does the conditional probability (CP) of a consequent or following behavior deviate from the unconditional probability (UP) of the consequent behavior?

Can we use the truth-functional understanding of "if" to propose that the consequent of any conditional (in (i), the consequent is "I used the key") specifies a necessary condition for the truth of the antecedent (in (i), "I opened the door")?

The social implications of coming out as transsexual (or otherwise transgender) have received far less attention, but the question of possible regret is just as pertinent at this point as at any other: telling people that you want to transition is as difficult to reverse as any of the consequent physical interventions.

Consideration of the economics of diagnostic procedures can be complex as the cost effectiveness of the consequent treatment of any discovered condition needs to be considered.

For one woman, at least, the incandescent light bulb is an irritating emblem of the transit agency's fear of, and consequent difficulties with, any kind of new technology.