Sentence examples similar to the palpable consequence from inspiring English sources
The shortage of fuel – which, like everything else that's consumed in South Sudan, is imported – is perhaps the most palpable consequence of the economic crisis that has gripped the nation after more than two years of conflict.
Together the lecture-fable and the essays explore the palpable social consequences of uncompromising moral conflict and confrontation.
He wants the credit for proposing something bold while denying that any such boldness will have palpable consequences as well as benefits.
Whether focused on new styles of music making in early modern Italian courts, or on the soundscape of CIA blacksites, Cusick's work is concerned with questions of how music functions as a material practice, with palpable consequences for both listeners and performers.
The palpable panic has had tragic consequences, both in Delhi and in Noida, in neighboring Uttar Pradesh, where the problem started.
Nurses and pharmacists cited improved legibility of physicians' orders as one of the most palpable and immediate beneficial consequences of CPOE implementation: "Before CPOE, a lot of times the doctor's writing wasn't very legible, so we would be calling them a lot.
The disappointment is palpable.
The tension was palpable.
The solidarity was palpable.
