Examples of using One consequence in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
This contrast is one consequence of the Bora.
Three times the same answer led to one consequence.
One consequence of the tumour was faecal incontinence.
Higher prices are just one consequence of monetary inflation.
One consequence of that, by the way, is that the phone never broke.
They did not foresee at least one consequence of their revolution.
One consequence was that electrical engineers had less time for PLC programming.
For Marxists, a financial crisis is only one consequence of more fundamental contradictions within the capitalist economy.
One consequence is that a modern society can suddenly find itself needing tens of thousands of homes.
The emergence of electric vehicles that generate no engine sound hasled to efforts to create quiet cabins, one consequence being an increasing demand for quiet switches that make little noise when operated.
One consequence of this approach is a slight distortion in the scene that would create a curve effect.
Town meeting laws===One consequence of the tax protest was that Andros sought to restrict town meetings, since these were where that protest had begun.
One consequence is the increased potency of the cannabis resin, which is now being smuggled into Europe.
But one consequence of such radical shifting in such a short period of time is the arising of fear.
One consequence of this is that changes appear, especially in the post-acrosomal membrane area of the spermatozoon.
One consequence is that art is becoming a kind of«catalyst of society's cultural reflection.
One consequence is that people in Germany live to an average age of 80 whereas those in Uganda live only to an average age of 54.
One consequence of the Iraq war is to expose(once again) the false divide between"civilized" and"barbarous" nations.
One consequence is that employees' knowledge quickly becomes obsolete and they repeatedly face new challenges.
One consequence is that international markets are not as dynamic as they might be, and prosperity not as widespread.
One consequence of cosmic inflation is that the anisotropies in the Big Bang are reduced but not entirely eliminated.
As one consequence, some provider countries have established increasingly restrictive conditions for access to genetic resources or associated traditional knowledge.
One consequence is that people demand a new type of collaborative science, with co-interpretation of research results among scientists and other stakeholders.
One consequence of this is that research might be concentrated by these companies in global research centres, which could have the effect of down-grading their Swedish research operations.
One consequence, however, is that many more graduates fill intermediate level jobs in the UKthan elsewhere in(northern) Europe, for example, Germany and the Netherlands Lloyd et al., 1999.
One consequence of this perception is that potentially fewer of these initiatives or interventions are being made in cities, and consequently the implementation of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans(SUMP) is less effective.
But one consequence, in particular of the advances in transplantation, has been a steep rise in the number of immune-deficient patients with a considerably increased risk of otherwise harmless infectious diseases, such as infections with adenoviruses.