Which, for Mr Bush's critics, leads into the most tempting part of Mr Murtha's argument: that American troops are now a barrier to further progress; that if they left, Mr Zarqawi would lose the one thing that unites the Sunnis and jihadists; and that, in consequence, Iraqis would have to look after their own security.
That consequence would be tolerable if necessary to preserve.
Although the sowing density of the GM progenies in field trial 2 was only half of that used in field trial 1, it is still possible that some hybrid plants may not have grown as quickly as expected and that, in consequence, they would not have been selected for further analysis.
Any measure in consequence that would divide the Bengali-speaking population; that would permit independent centres of activity and influence to grow up; that would dethrone Calcutta from its place as the centre of successful intrigue, or that would weaken the influence of the lawyer class, who have the entire organization in their hands, is intensely and hotly resented by them.
Also in Libya it should have been obvious that if Gaddafi goes down the consequence would be disintegration.
That, in turn, "would have serious consequences for continued international donor support for both the A.I.H.R.C. and for the government," she said.
The consequence would be that defects in the insulin-signaling pathway will result in abnormal exercise-induced metabolic action, and vice versa.
The doctor stressed that the consequences would be measured not in years but in decades.
In consequence, we would expect that the level of subsistence degradation decreases with increasing distance to populated areas [13, 14].
They reasoned that personal negative consequences would be in terms of poor school achievements, arguments with their parents etc.
But I reject the presumption that these undesirable consequences would follow from adjudication in every case, regardless of the circumstances.
