Sentence examples for the direct consequences from inspiring English sources

The diffuse GeV and TeV γ-rays emitted in the direction of the Galactic Center GCC) are the direct consequences of p p collisions of such relativistic protons ejected by very recent capture events occurred ⩽105 yr ago.

Precious little time is given over to the direct consequences of that action.

The direct consequences of climate change will reach America long after Africa, the Near East and China have been transformed.

Now Obama has launched yet another intervention to rid the country of the direct consequences of the last one.

But these are only the direct consequences of same-sex marriages; they can have an even greater effect indirectly.

The powerful storms, droughts and floods we are seeing more regularly are the direct consequences of  unchecked global warming.

This is the direct consequences of the austerity programme and it is wishful thinking for people to believe that somehow there is no pain or impossible prioritisation".

At first light we would cover the direct consequences of these air strikes: destroyed buildings, bodies in the hospital morgues and funerals.

German Jewry's foundations are based on both the painful memory of Pogromnacht and the direct consequences of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

And it's not those of us here in the developed world who will suffer the direct consequences, but rather the poorest and most vulnerable.

But one of the direct consequences of James Purnell's resignation is that Gordon Brown could not afford to have any other senior minister, especially the chancellor, refuse to serve in his government.