Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As a direct consequence of creativity;
Physical injuries may occur as a direct consequence of the trauma.
It was a direct consequence of those how-to books that translated mysterious craft secrets into simple rules.
In the area of HIV infection and AIDS as a direct consequence, there is no vaccine.
These have direct consequences on our environment.
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Most of the Palestinian organizations were quick to praise the attacks, claiming they were the direct consequence of Israel's anti-Palestinian actions.
This toowas a direct consequence ot the aim and the circumstances.
Following the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S.,Bakri told the BBC that"what happened was a direct consequence of the evil foreign policy of the USA.
There are thus no direct consequences that result from governmental decisions concerning construction or stopping construction.
Post's early death at theage of 57 was almost certainly a direct consequence of the treatment he received for his mental illness.
This has one direct consequence: your muscles literally can't burn any of the fat floating around in your system.
When our motivation is based on compassion, it is deep and lasting,because we understand that our actions have direct consequences on others who are vulnerable.
The direct consequence of this was that his face was abnormally red and swollen and even half his body was swollen and reddened.
However, if a treatment is truly effective,then shouldn't the rates of disorder and disability as a direct consequence of that illness be decreasing rather than increasing?
A direct consequence of the passage of a powerful current through a conductor with a sufficiently high resistance will be its overheating.
They refuse to recognize that the murder of Israeli civilians is a direct consequence of Palestinian incitement of religious frenzy and continuously condemn Israel for defending itself.
As a direct consequence of Pearl Harbor, the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were destroyed by atomic bombs, ending the war in 1945.
Without any doubt, the application of the technique of empowerment, brings as a direct consequence that employees take more and better decisions, the companies that make their decisions in this way are more successful.
Direct consequence of population growth and the gradual rise in living standards, world primary energy demand should continue to grow by the 2030 horizon;
What I write in art history has been at first the direct consequence of a movement to displace my gaze: from the“figure” to the“background”, from the top to the bottom.
Hewett and others helped enact the Federal Antiquities Act of 1906, the first U.S. law to protect relics; it was,in effect, a direct consequence of Wetherill's controversial activities at Chaco.
A direct consequence of the invasion was the near total elimination of the Anglo-Saxon aristocracy and the loss of English control over the Catholic Church in England.
We are surrounded by endless forms, most beautiful and most wonderful,and it is no accident, but the direct consequence of evolution by non-random natural selection-- the only game in town, the greatest show on earth.".
He suffered from the direct consequences of this failure, since events after the Anschluss, the annexation of Austria by the German Reich in 1938, forced him into permanent exile.
If the person does not take concrete measures(low weight, controlling their diet and regularly practice exercise)when this problem is diagnosed, the direct consequence is diabetes, which grows to great strides and has become a serious problem for public health, particularly by its high prevalence among young people and children.
As a direct consequence of their community vocation, on September 7, 1990, the former Foundation Tricordiana changed its name to Community Foundation Tricordiana of Education, in order to promote continuous education through teaching, research and extension.