Sentence examples for was the direct consequence from inspiring English sources

It was the direct consequence of an administration ready to bargain away the rule of law.

I am not assuming that Sandy was the direct consequence of human-caused climate change.

Sacking good people was the direct consequence of not listening to the market.

The Atomic Sunrise festival, held at the Roundhouse between 9 and 15 March 1970, was the direct consequence of the murderous events at Altamont the previous December.

What we were seeing was the direct consequence of "white rage," a rage that surfaced time and again in the face of black progress, eager to roll back those gains.

No major field escaped the lure of specialization of investigation, and clearly, a great deal of the sheer bulk of learning that passed from the 19th to the 20th century was the direct consequence of this specialization.

"The criminalisation of AJ staff is the direct consequence of an Egyptian state that wants to eliminate all opposition.

"This drop in expected yields is the direct consequence of a lack of rain during the past three months," Agritel said.

"Paralysis and confusion at the top of the party are the direct consequence of the announcement by Tony Blair that he would be standing down.

An exact century later, his grandson remains wilfully innocent about the civil rights movement, although it is the direct consequence of the story he is recounting.

Ironically enough, this spatial segregation is the direct consequence of the small, piecemeal attempt made in the 2000s to make London more egalitarian.