What will the consequence be?
That is the consequence of its evolution.
And you could have a white with a consequence.
However, this "improvement" has an often-unintended consequence.
the reduction of the intensity of radiation as a consequence of absorption and radiation.
The aggregated consequence is the distinct constitutive element of aggregated consequential offense.
The displeasure of trading partners unwilling to retaliate is of no consequence to Chinese uber-realists.
This undesirable result would be a direct consequence of differences among species.
The ailment is one unhappy consequence of the region's economic transformation.
The consequence statements of the rule with the highest salience value are executed first, the consequence statements of the rule with the second-highest salience value are executed second, and so on.
Malignant melanomas, other cancers and conditions are the consequence of not taking the proper precautions, "added Dr Leitner."
As a consequence of this irregularity, the Soundex is not particularly well suited to spell checking in the English language.
I have a friend who never exercises unless she's training for a marathon; as a consequence, she almost never exercises.
Another ill is the continuing difficulty faced by Banks as a consequence of reckless lending and poor investment judgment.
It is no evil for things to undergo change, and no good for things to subsist in consequence of change.
He thinks both were the consequence of politicians' willingness to deregulate the financial sector, which partly reflected the industry's lobbying prowess.
" Anti-dumping agreement " should absorb the experience that other countries' anti-dumping legislate and create in order to reduce the negative consequence wh…
Equally, some question whether over-zealous supervision may have had the perverse consequence of driving Business and finance away from the public eye.
That is in part a consequence of the government's most glaring weakness: the shortage of literate, capable, honest people to staff an administration.
A particular unit might fail frequently, but the only consequence apparent at the application level is spooky variations in over-all performance.
Now, purely as a consequence of the Long Count's numerical value, many Mayan scholars agree that the calendar will "run out" after 5,126 years (or, at least, it's first cycle does).
But now the impact on exports of higher oil prices, coupled with a sharp rise in the yen since last summer-a consequence largely of financial-market volatility-throws that profitability into question.
Ability to identify areas of an application that will change as a consequence of other changes you make, including lines of code that use affected data items and indirect data items.
A new international study has warned that millions of people dependent on fisheries in Africa, Asia and South America could face unprecedented hardship as a consequence of climate change.
The knowledge of the language, the love of a few kindred as poor as himself, were the only cords that tied him: his country is now that which gives him land, bread, protection, and consequence.
