Sentence examples for years as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The total value of student debt has ballooned in recent years as a consequence.

We continue to employ over 300 Palestinians, but we have struggled in recent years as a consequence of Israeli restrictions.

We just don't know how many people will get sick in the coming years as a consequence of being exposed to the radiation.

"So many of them have been killed in the last one to one and a half years as a consequence of targeted assassinations," he said in an interview.

This area has experienced several coffee crises in recent years as a consequence of an abrupt change in commodity prices in the early 2000's, as well as the recent coffee leaf rust outbreak in 2013.

Some in the media have bought in to this narrative, leading to dramatic claims that tens of thousands of families have been "silently shipped out of London boroughs" in recent years as a consequence of welfare reform.

Over 1.5 million pleural effusions occur in the United States every year as a consequence of a variety of inflammatory, infectious, and malignant conditions.

A Harvard study, to be published next month in the American Journal of Public Health, suggests that almost 45,000 Americans die prematurely each year as a consequence of not having insurance.

But sea levels are creeping up inexorably every year, as a consequence of galloping glacial retreat in the polar, temperate and tropical zones.

Although between 50 and 70 children are known to die in England each year as a consequence of neglect and abuse, this is a lower rate for the child population than anywhere else where there are comparative statistics.

Globally, approximately 67,900 women die each year as a consequence of unsafe abortion (13% of maternal deaths) and around 5.3 million suffer temporary or permanent disability [2], [3].