Sentence examples for yet another consequence of from inspiring English sources

"This decision is yet another consequence of George Osborne's botched spending review and budget.

The findings could point to yet another consequence of the rising rates of obesity worldwide.

Another problem quickly becoming evident is the lack of institutional memory -- yet another consequence of a change of government.

What we see today is yet another consequence of the boom and bust philosophy that underpinned the Blair-Brown years.

In yet another consequence of lengthening life spans, the adult children trying to care for people in their late 80s and 90s are likely to be approaching 70 themselves, or beyond it.

That is yet another consequence of the Iraq war that the Bush administration failed to anticipate, like the uncontrolled postwar looting, the delays in restoring water and electricity, the ambushes of American soldiers and the sabotage of infrastructure.

But the commission hasn't bothered yet to analyze another consequence of the partitions: injured passengers.

Yet another consequence is the democratization of both experimental and traditional music composition through the availability of high-quality, reasonably priced instruments and computer software.

The following result is yet another easy consequence of Theorem 3.1 and Lemma 5.2.

The Russian narrative characterizes Catalonia as yet another unintended consequence of NATO's 2008 recognition of Kosovo's independence from Russian ally, Serbia.

Yet these symptoms are just another consequence of avoiding long-range brand issues.