Sentence examples for unavoidable consequence of the from inspiring English sources

He said such leakage was "an unavoidable consequence of the lack of ground troops".

That is the imperfect but unavoidable consequence of the review process.

But other changes in a man's reproductive health are just an unavoidable consequence of the march of time.

Sad to say, the spike cannot be rationalised as an unavoidable consequence of the spectacular economic shock in 2008.

Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.

Walters says that price difference is an unavoidable consequence of the quality improvements and giving the Tianlang factory workers overtime pay and vacation time.

The unavoidable consequence of this, Green says, is that self-funding care home residents – approaching one in two of the total – are being charged significantly higher fees to cross-subsidise those on council rates.

The unavoidable consequence of these harsh conditions (hot temperature, short time, lack of inert atmosphere) is the generation of artifacts during the hydrolysis and the further KOH extraction.

It is not enough to assert blandly that they are all the unavoidable consequences of the 2016 referendum, in which few of them were even discussed.

One of the unavoidable consequences of the locals' cleaning up and beautifying the neighbourhood is that the land became attractive to developers, most acutely under former mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who specifically targeted the gardens, inspiring many protests.

"The past few years have been extremely difficult for many households, with weak growth and above-target inflation being the painful but unavoidable consequences of the severe financial crisis and the associated deep recession, as well as a sharp rise in oil and other commodity prices.