Sentence examples for usual consequence from inspiring English sources

The usual consequence is persistent bleeding from injuries that would normally cause little trouble.

Damage is foreseeable by the carrier if it is the proximate and usual consequence of the carrier's action.

Of course, I am not advocating wiping out our national debt with runaway inflation (which is the usual consequence of heavy printing of money).

Some cases after Hadley have suggested that the injury resulting from loss of a machine's use are not foreseeable results of delayed transport, because it is not a usual consequence although it is a proximate consequence.

If all of an animal's offspring have the same genes (the usual consequence of asexuality), all can be wiped out by a parasitic infection that "likes" that particular genetic combination.

However, it may happen that the logics are found in peculiar ways; for instance, linear logic and other substructural logics have no usual consequence relations because derivations are exclusively displayed by using multisets or sequences of formulas.

"The female principle saves the play from the usual consequences of male rage," she notes.

The female principle saves the play from the usual consequences of male rage.

Governments in both oil-rich countries had imposed controls on food prices, with the usual consequences.

He wanted to avoid the usual consequences of marathon training: injuries from overuse.

She would do Adele H. Truffaut was in the habit of romancing his actresses and everyone expected the usual consequences.