Sentence examples for two major consequences from inspiring English sources

But there are two major consequences of the American way.

The 2008 financial crash has had two major consequences for British politics.

Habitat fragmentation has two major consequences: populations become more isolated and are reduced in size.

This is the first time that the linear complexity is achieved for this problem, which has two major consequences.

This has two major consequences: lowering the atmospheric pressure and reducing the green house effect (which was responsible for keeping the surface temperature above freezing).

Though not directed toward the genesis of landforms in any coherent fashion, his catastrophic philosophy of changes of the Earth had two major consequences of geomorphic significance.

But those happy amateurs may find themselves squirming a little in the face of sentences like this one about the dual system of congressional representation settled on by the framers: "The famous decision of July 16, which we mistakenly label a compromise and wrongly attribute to Connecticut, had four major consequences".

Three major consequences of acetate exposure were observed.

When telomeres fail and become uncapped telomeric DNA ends can induce all three major consequences of the DDR at DSBs HR, NHEJ and checkpoint activation.

Mitochondrial dysfunction has three major consequences: a) decreased ATP production, b) increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative damage, and c) induction of apoptosis (Rossignol and Frye 2012).

Population growth has three major consequences for infectious disease: Growing populations in poor urban areas increase contact rates, facilitating epidemics; the sheer scale of cities provides more opportunities for a disease to persist with a ready supply of susceptible people; and the conditions associated with increases in travel and migration can turn epidemics into pandemics (133).