Sentence examples for years the consequences from inspiring English sources

She lost in the largest metropolitan areas...she found her majority in the small towns Within the next 3 or 4 years the consequences of last year's voting-rights act will give a new cast to Southern politics.

"In 10, maybe 5 years, the consequences of losing so many good people are going to be felt," said Eli B. Silverman, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and author of "NYPD Battles Crime, Northeastern University Pressss, 1999).

A methodological limitation was the reduction in sample sizes (numbers of facilities retained in the analyses), where there were missing data for one of these years, the consequences of which are considered in the Results and Discussion sections later.

In recent years, the consequences of polyploidy for the evolution of genes and genomes and for gene expression have been investigated extensively in plants (Song et al. 1995; Levy and Feldman 2004; Pires et al. 2004; Pontes et al. 2004; Udall et al. 2006; Wendel et al. 1995; Small et al. 1999).

I've had four precancers (medically, actinic keratoses) removed from my face in recent years, the consequence of decades of unprotected exposure to the damaging effects of ultraviolet radiation from the sun.

LONDON — Pax Americana, unlovely but effective, has endured for more than 60 years, the consequence of the post-war development of the United States as a European and Asian power.

He won just five events in the next 12 years – the consequence of any number of factors, the most significant of which, at least in strictly professional terms, were dreadful putting woes.

China has experienced rapid increase in national wealth over the past 20 years, the consequence of which is that lifestyle and the inhabitant environment (e.g. increase in energy intake) have changed dramatically.

After the first year, the consequences were there for all to see.' On the other hand, it becomes clear during our conversation that, while Nadia is delighted with the positive reaction of the transgender community ('I'm glad if I can educate people about my experiences'), she doesn't like being constantly reminded about it, or for that matter defined by it.

Twenty years on, the consequences of this are not entirely to his taste.

Two hundred years ago, the consequences of the act of stealing from shops varied enormously, depending on the social status of the perpetrator.