Examples of using One consequence in English and their translations into Greek
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This is the one consequence.
One consequence of this mismatch between.
Depression is only one consequence of poor brain health.
One consequence of the debt is that„Athens…. the euro significantly„burden.
They did not foresee at least one consequence of their revolution.
There's one consequence, even by your generous standards.
Taking energetic action to address that state of affairs is our duty as Europeans; if we are to do that, we need to cooperate with the United States of America, and I hope that one consequence of the latest political developments will be that cooperation with them on this issue will improve.
They are one consequence of ongoing war in the region.
One consequence of climate change is a steady increase in sea levels.
Closer scrutiny has been one consequence of Google's success," added Mr Feng.
One consequence of this will be that viticulture will be confined to the better.
Let us begin, however, with mergers. One consequence of EMU is, of course, that we see more and more mergers.
One consequence could be to extend the future accession negotiations.
We cannot exclude the possibility that one consequence of the repression will be expressions of unrest from the Tibetans, who will be driven to take extreme measures.
One consequence has been a greater emphasis on the importance of affective presence.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence of the accumulated underspending is the high level of outstanding commitments.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence is a very weak civil society and limited tradition of independent institutions.
If it is only one consequence of this disease, then you can consider this nonsense.
One consequence of this policy has been a populist backlash of the kind we see in Italy right now.
One consequence of this operation will be to reduce the share of capital held by the public authorities.
One consequence you can expect if you donate machines is that GNU will run on them at an early date.
That's one consequence of a major new proof about how complicated numbers yield to simple approximations.
One consequence of this decision was to reduce the direct influence of the working class in the communal movement.
One consequence of the ceding of memory to technology, thought Berger, is the atrophying of social and political memory.
One consequence of the implementation of the Internal Market is an increase in the number of potential consumers in the European Union.
One consequence of the Big Bang is that the conditions of today's universe are different from the conditions in the past or in the future.
One consequence is that some problems have not been tackled, leading to outcomes like the relative isolation of Pakistani women.
One consequence of this rise in perfectionism, Curran and Hall argue, has been a series of epidemics of serious mental illness.
