Sentence examples for third consequence from inspiring English sources

Philip's rupture with Boniface VIII can be considered a third consequence of the English war.

And a third consequence is that British Energy, which has higher costs than its competitors, can no longer compete.

The third consequence is that the very substantial research funding we receive from Europe, far more than our share, will be in jeopardy.

A third consequence was instances in which the births of subsequent children after the first went unreported or were hidden from authorities.

The third consequence is that the software too often goes awry, which then reinforces the idea that the small investor's only role in the market is to be fleeced.

About a quarter of his clients are Chinese, a fifth Russian, a fifth Arab and a tenth African.The third consequence of increased competition for places in elite schools has been the displacement of local pupils by foreign ones.

"It's not just about getting rid of a single dictator," said O'Malley, "it is about understanding the secondary and third consequences that fall next".

The second consequence is even more important.

Extreme paucity has a second consequence.

That's the first consequence.

The second consequence was the dismissal of coach Eddie Jones.