Sentence examples for rising consequences from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, it raises questions about the rising consequences of the revolving door.
Just about everyone agrees that in the last month, the chance of Greece abandoning the euro has risen, with consequences that could be much more disruptive.
But if temperatures continue to rise, the consequences will not be linear, for climatic thresholds and tipping points will be reached and exceeded, leading to further destabilisation of the climate system.
The contamination of environments with radionuclides can give rise to consequences that encompass far more than health risks from exposure to radiation.
As temperatures on Earth continue to rise unintended consequences of climate change are becoming more life threatening.
Since the development of the PreDHA, concerns over the rising mental health consequences of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have been well described [ 9- 17].
Production did fall as intended, aided by the severe drought of 1933 36, and prices rose in consequence; but many, perhaps a majority, of farmers did not prosper as a result.
Their prevalence is rising as a consequence of osteoporosis in an increasing elderly population [4].
As a consequence, rising stocks imply swelling forward earnings per share ratios.
The prevalence of diabetes is rising as a consequence of ageing populations and unhealthy lifestyles.
31 Recent evidence suggests that the prevalence of some of these conditions in children is rising as a consequence of obesity.
