Sentence examples for the exact consequence from inspiring English sources

The Independent rang  Lt-Col Mirnov on his mobile number to ask whether the ferry terminal had been taken in prelude to more troops coming and what the exact consequence would be of the Ukrainian forces refusing to surrender en masse.

The exact consequence of the up- and down-regulations of the proteins in the interaction networks, permanently or transiently, and in relation to T1D, remains to be resolved.

However, the exact consequence of Fe deficiency for leaves beyond a loss of chlorophyll is not well understood.

While the exact consequence of ALS mutations on FUS and TDP-43 cytoplasmic localization remains unknown, increasing evidence suggests that ALS mutant FUS and TDP-43 are associated with increased neuronal cell death in vitro and disease severity in ALS patients (18– 27).

The mayor explained that he needed to confer with his staff and Ms. Ferreras about the exact consequences of the bill.

I was dismayed by a Radio 5 vox pop in which a sample of the electorate in Scotland said they were unlikely to vote because they were unsure of the exact consequences of a switch to AV at a general election.

"We don't know the exact consequences yet.

However, the exact consequences on the energy demand are unknown and therefore barely taken into account when selecting a class.

The developments also imply that ethics of technology is to be adequately empirically informed, not only about the exact consequences of specific technologies but also about the actions of engineers and the process of technological development.

Apart from fairly open questions such as how to program the exact consequences of certain actions or legal objections with regard to surveillance, this leads back to technology design and likewise away from recipient design.

The regional impact of Mubarak stepping down will be huge, yet the exact consequences are unpredictable.