as a consequence of

As a consequence of her hospital experience, Shelly decided to become a nurse.

If the company pays a dividend, a shareholder gets that piece of the company's cash flow as a consequence of share ownership.

As a consequence of the incorporation of such a comprehensive BMS, the users have minimal control over the internal climate.

You are going to see what results as a consequence of this: the link of the oral drive is made to this amboceptor object.

As a consequence of relativity, he postulated the formula, E=mc2, to understand the amount of energy required to attain the speed of light.

As a consequence of these problems, says a British lawyer, the trial "lacks even the appearance of independence or impartiality" .

This MRI of the spine demonstrates marked kyphosis with compressed fractures. Such a finding can be seen as a consequence of osteoporosis.

As a consequence of improved economic performance in recent years there has been a significant increase in net migration.

As a consequence of the problematic milk powder incident, our dairy product industry is going through a credibility crisis.

She became the only First Lady to be subpoenaed, testifying before a federal grand jury as a consequence of the Whitewater scandal in 1996.

Genetic drift is change in the genetic composition of a population arising as a consequence of sampling of gametes in a finite population.

As a consequence of this analysis, Fodor further concludes that the computational theory of mind is not applicable to central systems.

As a consequence of his warranty expiring, Elliot had to pay a high bill for repairs to his car.

The last of the five modularity principles may be viewed as a consequence of both the Open-Closed and Information Hiding rules.

When redistribution takes place internationally, it is only as a consequence of war, in which one society forces redistribution on others.

A cathode having a layer of adsorbed gas bubbles as a consequence of the corrosion-cell reaction is said to be polarized.

Many Gulf states have enjoyed great wealth as a consequence of oil, and some are beginning to focus it on broader development.

As a consequence of those assurances, considerable riot control equipment had been loaned to other agencies.

Suppose that the Update software stack scenario was not to include Step 8 anymore, as a consequence of a change in the process.

It has moved further toward next month, just as a consequence of due diligence.

Now, can any of you here think of advances in knowledge as a consequence of direct interaction with Ark and Laura?

The UK's population is forecast to increase by 15% or so during the next couple of decades as a consequence of migration.

As a consequence of this, there appears to be no country in the world where the social order rests on a firmer foundation.

As a consequence of this growth, the U. S. -China economic relationship has been forced to mature very quickly.

This is what seems to happen as a consequence of the so-called "international credit-market crisis. "

She was found guilty, and lost her job as a consequence of it.

We shall lodge a claim for all the losses incurred as a consequence of your failure to ship our order in time.

History shows today's problems could certainly materialise as a consequence of the failure to provide sufficient economic stimulus.

As a consequence of this, many systems that were initially clear, but system got very complicated with the time.

Unification of aim: survival and avoidance of the destruction hanging over your heads as a consequence of the machinations of psychopathy.

Here, China is still weak, partly as a consequence of its culture.

Deflation is a real possibility in 2009 as a consequence of a global recession.

The results show that the severe asymmetry of strain distribution as a consequence of the offset causes the specimen to ro .

This eventually came true and the entire planet is a changed place as a consequence of it.

This can be understood as a consequence of the finite propagation speed of Dirac particles.

Another challenge China faces as a consequence of its phenomenal economic growth has been the environmental cost.

The oligohydramnios resulted from markedly diminished fetal urine output as a consequence of polycystic kidney disease.

Better load balancing is achieved in the linear case than in the two-dimensional array as a consequence of the uneven density of the MMG.

As a consequence of the dominance of the major parties, most elected officials are either Republicans or Democrats.

As a consequence of this irregularity, the Soundex is not particularly well suited to spell checking in the English language.

As a consequence of illegal ivory poaching , elephant numbers are dwindling in many west, central and east African countries.

Salt domes form as a consequence of the relative buoyancy of salt when buried beneath other types of sediment.

It is false to believe that problems are bad karma as a consequence of your past wrong doings.

illogicality as a consequence of having a conclusion that does not follow from the premisses.

For almost a century, the Universe has been known to be expanding as a consequence of the Big Bang about 14 billion years ago.

Some mineral deposits are formed, improved, or preserved by geologic processes that occur in arid lands as a consequence of climate.

Another ill is the continuing difficulty faced by banks as a consequence of reckless lending and poor investment judgment.

And as a consequence of this disagreement it's very, very difficult for anyone to say, "I have the right version of Islam. "

As a consequence of this case the department purchased a pressure transducer.

The spat demonstrates that territorial frictions increasingly flare up as a consequence of economic needs.

The cuisine of Cambodia also incorporated elements from French cuisine as a consequence of being a French protectorate.

As a consequence of low self-esteem, every relationship blip is interpreted far too personally as evidence of inadequacy.

If that happens, the present coalition would become the first eurozone government to fall as a consequence of the currency's debt crisis.

General relativity views gravity not as a force but as a consequence of the curved geometry of space and time.

As a consequence of the new pbuf pool implementation, AIX displays and manages additional LVM statistics and tuning parameters.

As a consequence of this angular velocity, the field of the relative air flow past the airplane is curved.

As one Chinese analyst put it: the US, not China, stands at a strategic crossroads as a consequence of China's rise.

in addition , movement of hydrogen ions into the cells as a consequence of potassium loss is partly responsible for the alkalosis.

Seven Shell rigs are being kept idle as a consequence of the two measures, imposed after the spill.

It is anticipated that the sea level will rise as a consequence of global warming.

This theory views gravity not as a force but as a consequence of the curved geometry of space and time.

As a consequence of very resource-intensive economic growth, China's commodity dependence has increased significantly in the past few years.

They found themselves in a dilemma as a consequence of rapid changes in society.

the losses incurred as a consequence of your failure to ship our order in time.

Given that voyage time will increase as a consequence of the reduced speed, the fuel saving will be somewhat less, about 40%.

His article described the extent of the damage and great loss as a consequence of the riot.

Aggression that occurs as a consequence of poor impulse control presents a burden for society.

Persistent, usually painful erection of the penis, especially as a consequence of disease and not related to sexual arousal.

the formation of small pits in a surface as a consequence of corrosion.

We've got further agreement as a consequence of this state visit.

Another point to keep in mind is that classes may be defined or undefined during a cfperl execution, as a consequence of a command.

Partly as a consequence of this, the plaque theory is waning.

As a consequence of centuries of continuous construction and the amassing of art treasures.

Few Australians would deny that their country is safer today as a consequence of gun control.

incomprehensibility as a consequence of being unintelligible.

As a consequence of the side effect of the drug, he has become a deaf.

impression n. an effect, a feeling, or an image retained as a consequence of experience.

Animals have died as a consequence of coming into contact with this chemical.

In a 75-year-old man who had experienced a serious nosebleed, as a consequence of collapsing, the nose was packed bilaterally.

As a consequence of this change in philosophy, pretty much all code that uses Unicode, encodings or binary data most likely has to change.

It is far more plausible to view them as a consequence of growth than as a constraint upon its continuation.

The right lung is atelectatic and floating in bloody fluid filling the right chest cavity as a consequence of trauma. This is a hemothorax.

The number of people who are suffering and dying as a consequence of cigarette smoking is increasing.

He was badly injured as a consequence of the accident.

Felipe Massa believes he has become a much stronger driver as a consequence of the extremely close 2008 title fight.

I am forced to dismiss you as a consequence of your laziness and rudeness.

He died as a consequence of drinking and smoking too much.

He died as a consequence of excessive drinking and smoking.

The XSRObject is created as a consequence of registering and completing the XML Schema, which is annotated for decomposition in this case.

The latter was seen as a consequence of genetic isolation.

lack of elegance as a consequence of pomposity.

Many species have died out as a consequence of man's activities.

2014 - Most people would suffer skin cancer and other skin diseases (as a consequence of chemical warfare).

extraordinariness as a consequence of being rare and uncommon.

He dies as a consequence of heavy drinking and smoking.

inexplicitness as a consequence of being implied or indirect.

And we've made progress as a consequence of this state visit.

They are getting crushed, and many of them are going bankrupt as a consequence of health care.

As a consequence of your bad work I am forced to dismiss you.

safety as a consequence of entailing no risk.

He died in 1994 as a consequence of alcoholic liver cirrhosis.

Everything I have in my life has been sent by God as a consequence of the way I act and live, and because of the love I have for Him.

As a consequence of this, the west is playing a big part in developing the present and future generations of China's business leaders.

As a consequence of smoking, my father coughs frequently.

Fund for the Protection of Wounded and War-disabled as a Consequence of the Armed Conflict;

Hepatic impairment occurring as a consequence of intravenous infusion of ofloxacin and Shuanghuanglian injection

problems arising from physical stress on board a ship, in particular as a consequence of increased workload;

we are losing the harmony with society as a consequence of competition for benefit and human indifference;

As a consequence of an irresistible cause

consider suicide as a consequence of failing the exams

Termination of Treaty as a Consequence of Breach

Dyspnea occurring as a consequence of Yuxingcao Zhusheye by intravenous drip: 4 case reports