Sentence examples for the consequences of the current from inspiring English sources
Just one example of the consequences of the current flawed agricultural system is the current catastrophic bee decline.
I don't know what all the consequences of the current wave of digital automation will be — no one does.
An increasing number of orthopedic and craniomaxillofacial surgeries is one of the consequences of the current progressive population aging.
She warned that the consequences of the current row could be dire for consumers: "The government has committed to reducing our carbon emissions 20% by 2020.
Panelists will discuss the social integration of Muslims in contemporary France and the consequences of the current debates on secularism (laïcité) and the "Republican model" for islamophobia.
One of the consequences of the current impasse is that the 2010 election might just usher in such a moment – and not only in Libya but here in the UK.
Yesterday, it released a new report spelling out the consequences of the world's current course.
The paper by Fillingim et al. discuss the consequences of the Martian ionospheric electric current on the field-aligned current, while the paper by Andersson and Ergun discusses the consequences of ion heating and escape from Mars.
To investigate the consequences of continuing the current management, independently of the price level, D c is based on the frequency at which harvests have changed the state of the sample plots during the observation period.
If he pleaded guilty to that offense, "it would bar a federal prosecution for intent to distribute, which would be considered a greater offense". He cited several such examples warning the justices of the consequences of changing the current rule.
Along the coast the aridity is also the consequence of the Peru (Humboldt) Current, which is characterized by upwelling (the upward movement of cold water from the depths of the ocean); the resulting cold water at the surface causes a thermal inversion cold air at sea level and stable, warmer air higher up.
