Sentence examples for the inescapable consequence from inspiring English sources
Half an hour of charging results in the inescapable consequence of having to change the traffic behaviour routines.
This is the inescapable consequence of quantum mechanics, the most accurate scientific theory of all times.
The inescapable consequences of foreign wars and of individual violence.
Like Sorcerer's Apprentices toiling and boiling over, our days are drowned in doing and the inescapable consequences of so doing, weighted by waste and lacking renewal.
If they're right, then the multiverse is an inescapable consequence of that, and we're living in it.
It may well seem an inescapable consequence of the process of natural selection.
But it is an inescapable consequence of the way these rules are structured that white men are given protections that black children aren't.
A few decades ago, the American philosopher Thomas Nagel showed that it is an inescapable consequence of some quite reasonable premises.
He added: "Simply because an execution method may result in pain, either by accident or as an inescapable consequence of death, does not establish the sort of 'objectively intolerable risk of harm' that qualifies as cruel and unusual" under the Eighth Amendment.
These simple physical assumptions of localized reproduction and localized diffusion made indirect fitness effects a natural and inescapable consequence, but we did not explicitly quantify the strength of direct versus indirect fitness effects in this study.
Yet he is always also at the mercy of the imagination's impulse to digress and to bridge gaps in sense as an inescapable consequence of being what it is.
