Sentence examples for the consequences of major from inspiring English sources

Coordination of preparedness and planning to reduce the consequences of major terrorist incidents.

English voters have to live with the consequences of major policy decisions, like the creation of foundation hospitals or the imposition of university tuition fees, which most English MPs actually voted against.

One of them, the online sharing service Napster, forms the core of this Retro Report offering, the final installment in the current series of video documentaries examining the consequences of major news stories from the past.

Disorders of neural circuit function, even if one cannot see them under a microscope or in a brain scan, are every bit as "physical" as the consequences of major head trauma.

"The consequences of major heatwaves for human health has become apparent from the death toll of recent events such as those in Chicago in 1995, Europe in 2003 [30,000 deaths] and Russia in 2010 [50,000 deaths]," said climate scientist Prof Christoph Schär, at ETH Zurich, Switzerland and who was not involved in the study.

The consequences of major ENSO events, especially in certain areas of the globe, are well known and the ability to prepare for the effects would be of a great benefit.

This increase may be the consequence of major changes in lifestyle or viral risk factors, in particular obesity and hepatitis C, which have both been documented to increase in West Africa during recent years.

Moreover, the observation that urinary osmolarity, urinary sodium, and 24-h diuresis were higher at all dosages of diuretic administration when HSS was added is the consequence of major furosemide and sodium excretion.

This is to be expected since strokes are often the consequence of major cardiovascular and other risk factors (e.g., lifestyle factors), so that stroke cases often suffer from other comorbidities.

The consequences of a major accident or terrorist incident are, frankly, unthinkable.

The prediction of the consequences of a major accident release of hydrogen into the atmosphere or the contamination of high-pressure hydrogen storage facilities by air entrainment requires a good knowledge of the explosion parameters of hydrogen air mixtures.