Sentence examples for the predictable effect of from inspiring English sources

The predictable effect of further distal femoral resection has never been studied.

He nonetheless persisted in waging war using methods that had the predictable effect of depriving millions of people of food, clean water, medicine and other basic necessities.

Rural rides ReprintsThe air-raids have had the predictable effect of galvanising support for the resistance and steeling Lebanese resolve to tough it out.

The policy, which was meant to further a national strategy of developing nuclear power, had the predictable effect of encouraging Tepco to overspend, according to a 230-page report released last month by a government panel investigating Tepco's management.

Mr Lage presided over the economic reforms of the 1990s.Another interpretation of the tourism shake-up is that the reforms were having the predictable effect of loosening party control over life in Cuba.

For a start, the high price of gas is having the predictable effect of spurring alternatives: energy efficiency and conservation, switching from natural gas to oil and coal, and so on.

They don't change much, beyond the predictable effects of time.

The Judge had a policy preference: "The predictable effects of depriving an undocumented child of an education are clear and undisputed.

The defence of wealth and property-power when threatened might be organised, for example, through authoritarian means or, alternatively, through free-market policies (the predictable effects of which are to transfer wealth upwards).

These areas may be the most affected by the predictable effects of climate change such as an increased frequency of extreme events, for example floods, drought, rising sea levels, and melting ice caps.

The truth is that we know -- not suspect but know -- that the atrocities of Abu Ghraib were the predictable effects of a new policy of torture, and of an urgent directive that the interrogators obtain actionable intelligence by any means.