Sentence examples for ultimate consequence of the from inspiring English sources

Rather, it was the ultimate consequence of the modern global economy.

Yet perhaps the ultimate consequence of The Note's style of political coverage is not the trivialization of important stories but, rather, the inflation of trivial ones.

Perhaps it's the ultimate consequence of the curse of M'Siri : damning the borders cutting off his lands from the coastal trade he profited from.

Paul Farmer, chief executive of the mental health charity Mind said the ultimate consequence of the cuts would be that people do not get the help they need in crisis.

The ultimate consequence of the blood bath has been to make Michigan incomprehensible and thus virtually meaningless in the nationwide Republican presidential campaign.

Although this aspect of the operation is indeed newsworthy, and, like all things, should be scrutinized and criticized as necessary, the original purpose and ultimate consequence of the operation has been largely ignored".

The ultimate consequence of these reforms was the abolition of the republic, and the founding of the Roman Empire.

In the short and medium term, costs to consumers will rise dramatically, but there can only be one ultimate consequence of this policy: the lights will go out at some time in the future".

The ultimate consequence of this paradoxical block in the urea cycle seems to be the limitation of arginine production and/or availability.

The ultimate consequence of this appears to be the immediate end of Pete's marriage.

While distinguishing between these options is biologically interesting, from the perspective of local population recovery the ultimate consequence of these two fates is identical – an individual that either emigrates or perishes will fail to make a contribution to population growth.