Sentence examples for only a consequence from inspiring English sources

Thus, malnourishment is not only a consequence of poverty, it is also a cause of it.

Extreme wildfires are not only a consequence of climate change, they also can contribute to the rise in carbon emissions.

This is not only a consequence of the terrorist attacks just over three weeks ago that killed 130 people.

This is not a sign of the inferiority of biology, however, but only a consequence of the way the world is.

It was widely believed that the enormous increase in armaments undertaken by the great powers of Europe during the immediate prewar period had been not only a consequence, but also in itself a cause, of tension, hostility, and finally war.

The latter fact is not only a consequence of the high complexity of such multicomponent, reactive products, but also because no less than 36 60 months sustained activity against biofouling must be guaranteed to the customer.

As a result, serious engagement with the United States is likely to be only a consequence of a strategic shift by the regime, rather than a cause of it.

"As for the upcoming recall election," Bishop Zavala said, "it is only a consequence of decades of dysfunction of political parties and leaders who seemingly care more about doing the bidding of wealthy contributors than stopping the problems that confront working people".

Long lasting changes in myocardial NE appear to be not only a consequence of pathologic processes in the myocardium, but may be a factor responsible for some diseases (e.g. increased propensity for arrhythmias or negative effect on left ventricular contractility in congestive heart failure).

This complacent assumption was true of the postwar reconstruction, but only as a "consequence of war and of policies adopted to cope with the shocks of war".

As a result, it cannot be invoked prior to stability but only being a consequence after stability has been proven.