Sentence examples for seems a consequence of from inspiring English sources

All this seems a consequence of the exhibition's populist approach: it is conceived for maximum exposure rather than maximum impact.

It seems a consequence of the Brand/Ross scandal but one wonders whether it was intentional or a result of drift.

This is partly a matter of charisma, but it is mostly, it seems, a consequence of the intensity of his belief.

This seems a consequence of the long time delay between completing the batch processes, and the availability of the laboratory tests.

This seems a consequence of the lack of a partner rather than of the divorce itself, as the repartnered divorced and the continuously married are comparable regarding their health care use.

Matt's death seems more a consequence of systemic failure to help a child with a serious mental illness than a direct result of antidepressant use.

This clearly overcomes the prejudice that CRRT per se requires a more intensified anticoagulation; the need for anticoagulation seems rather a consequence of the treatment time than a consequence of the treatment modality used.

As reported by several investigators previously, hyposalivation seems mainly a consequence of medication use, systemic diseases, head and neck radiotherapy, Sjögren syndrome and/or dehydration [ 1, 2, 6, 30, 31].

Intensification of aphid husbandry thus seems a logical consequence of becoming subterranean and a prudent way of harvesting a small local resource-base that ultimately depends on primary production (grass roots) rather than secondary production (free-living prey capture).

"The outbreak of war," he writes, "now seems a natural consequence of the international crisis provoked principally by Hitler's Germany.

The church-burning seemed more a consequence of a sort of moral disintegration -- family violence, divorce, chronic feuding, infidelity, heavy drinking and welfare cheating -- that was a good deal more pronounced among Little River's whites than among its blacks.