Sentence examples for unfolding consequences from inspiring English sources

Yet 2008-2009, like 1989, may very well correspond to an epochal change, whose unfolding consequences will be felt for decades.

Today we call this behavior "the war on terror" and manage to stay as oblivious to its unfolding consequences as we are to our history.

Tolstoy posited that history is not made by individuals, that it is, rather, the continuously unfolding consequence of innumerable interconnected events.

The play unfolding is a consequence of the growth of cloud computing providers taking over the lion's share of new hosting.

The strong coupling between dissociation and unfolding is a consequence of the structural features of its interface: a bimolecular domain formed by intertwining of the small domain of each subunit into a flattened β-barrel.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert led an unsuccessful war in Lebanon only two years ago, and we remember the dire civilian consequences (still unfolding) of our military's use of cluster bombs there.

Regarding the 4 remaining mutants, His51Ala, His57Asp, Cys138Ala and Phe13Leu, their consequences on unfolding curves and Tm shifts were less pronounced, suggesting that these mutations have more limited effects on folding and stability of MtPncA.

Chernobyl, the 1986 reactor explosion in Ukraine, was of course a huge and awful event whose consequences are still unfolding.

(In all likelihood this is to avoid the risk that its government might be dismissed before the polls — and that the P.P.P. would lose its incumbent's edge on election day — as a consequence of unfolding legal and political controversies).

In the Chinese dance, Alysia Chang soars in the role of a Chinese kite who breaks free from her "Little Emperors" -- a clever reference to the sociological nightmare unfolding in China, a consequence of the Communist government's longstanding one-child policy.

The consequences unfolded quickly.