Sentence examples for trace the consequences from inspiring English sources

The US witnessed the same economic trends, and academics there are starting to trace the consequences for non-economic phenomenon such as family breakdown, reporting that even as America's ancient race cleavage heals, its class cleavage is deepening.

But while he can trace the consequences of US, Turkish and Arab policies that have created this mess, he has been too long in the region to predict where we will be in a year's time.

Her novels, from Entre visillos (1958; Behind the Curtains) to El cuarto de atrás (1978; The Back Room) and La reina de las nieves (1994; "Snow Queen"; Eng. trans. The Farewell Angel), trace the consequences of social conditions in Franco society on individuals.

The remaining parts trace the consequences of his conception of substance for epistemology, psychology, physics, and ethics.

By distinguishing different levels of goals with regard to well-being, this study aimed to trace the consequences of living in socially deprived neighborhoods for the well-being of community-dwelling older people, and thereby to determine what changes are needed to protect their well-being.

By distinguishing different levels of goals with regard to well-being and by realizing that lower-level goals are needed to achieve higher-level goals, we can trace the consequences of living in poor neighborhoods in term of social cohesion and belonging for the well-being of community-dwelling older people, and thereby determine what changes are needed to protect their well-being.

The mischievous narrative traces the consequences of a random mugging on a London street that ripples out into an interconnected urban universe, shaking marriages and ruining businesses.

The film and the book propose the same situation — a planet from which humans have suddenly disappeared — and go down some of the same paths in tracing the consequences: flooding subway tunnels, corroding bridges, burning skyscrapers, cities disappearing beneath blankets of vegetation.

This theme is continued in De Antiquissima, where Vico traces the consequences of his insight that language can be treated as a source of historical knowledge.

Our evaluation explored the implementation processes across Trusts by looking into the organizational activities undertaken and tracing the consequences for professional roles, workflows and clinical practices, and opportunities found for organizational learning.

Here, we were able to trace the genetic consequences of demographic change based on changes in allele frequencies over time, and by modeling alternative evolutionary scenarios.