Sentence examples for the consequences of internal from inspiring English sources

Jeb Hensarling (R-Tex). and Lamar Smith (R-Tex)., who also recently announced their retirements, LoBiondo cited the consequences of internal GOP rules that will force him from key committee posts.

As just one example, it has been suggested that the volcanic activity of Jupiter's satellite Io is the consequence of internal heating by frictional resistance to tidal deformation.

Next, we investigated the consequence of internal point mutations on L22 localization.

The consequences of the internal heat-driven movements of tectonic plates for the evolution of life on Earth, as well as the "Tree-models" depicting this process, are obvious: new habitats are created and existing ones are re-modelled or destroyed by these geologic events.

But the meat of the play lies in the second half when the four men face up to the consequences of an overnight internal raid.

Scientists are learning more and more about what makes some people age faster than others and the consequences of that accelerated internal aging -- such as earlier onset of age-related conditions like heart disease and cancer.

Generally, the investigation of consequences of internal migration for the rural Mexican population has not received much attention in the literature thus far, as compared to Mexican external migration to the United States.

The causes and consequences of internal migration in developing countries have beenanalysed extensively in the economic and social science literature (Greenwood 1997; Lucas 1997).

Some of the ensuing errors, my friend believes — including the fight in the National Assembly — are the consequence of the internal tensions between different Chavista groups.

In general, there is ample evidence that constrained and accurate limb movements are composed of discrete sub-movements, as part of an intermittent error detection and correction process, although an agreement on the origin of intermittency has not yet been reached: is it the consequence of neurophysiological internal constraints [16] or of specific control strategies [17]?

For this is why the consequences of leaving the EU's internal and external trade framework to trade on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms are so serious.