Sentence examples for protracted consequences from inspiring English sources

As grave and heinous as it is, the focal argument of this article is not about the atrocities committed by Moscow as much as it is about the latent, subtle and protracted consequences of the statement of Russia's Orthodox Church at the opening of their military campaign back in late September.

Never mind that he took a gamble with the UK's future, lost his bet and then opted to retire from what seem likely to be protracted and unpleasant consequences; in media terms he has been able more or less to recede from view.

For H-1B's in the United States, the protracted process has practical consequences: They must pay taxes, including Social Security, with no assurance of ever receiving the future benefits.

Nevertheless, we have previously shown that freshly isolated CD4+CD28null lymphocytes from lung transplant recipients are able to proliferate with TCR cross-linking [20], raising the possibility that the reported inability of CD4+CD28null cell lines to divide is a consequence of their protracted in vitro propagation.

The result was protracted economic weakness.

Meeting this challenge requires an accurate way to analyse the changes in 3D morphology of the developing heart, which can be swift or protracted and both dramatic or subtle in consequence.

"Migration and poverty are undoubtedly the two most painful consequences experienced by a society in protracted crisis conditions," the report's author Sophia Lazaratou told Kathimerini newspaper.

Each issue has generated protracted debate.

As opposed to the only known macrofilaricide suramin [ 25], the low toxicity of doxycycline is probably due to its relatively slow-acting effect on the worms, leading to a protracted death after more than a year [ 15, 26], ensuring that the host is able to handle the events occurring during the killing of the adults; as a consequence, severe ARs do not occur.

As the consequences of tougher sanctions might hit countries differently, getting that approval could be a protracted process.

We have chosen to focus this investigation on the seemingly protracted delay to the initiation of insulin that UK patients are exposed to and it's potential consequences.