Examples of using Another consequence in English and their translations into Serbian
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What is another consequence?
A deficiency judgment,which affects your credit, is another consequence to consider.
It's another consequence of the blood.
The dangerous increase of tensions at the Kerch Strait in November was another consequence of the illegal annexation.
Another consequence can be pain.
Scalp discolouration is another consequence of this process.
Another consequence is the strengthening of organized crime.
In addition, there is another consequence you need to know.
Another consequence of more intensive agriculture is the move to monoculture.
Declining water quality is another consequence of climate change.
Another consequence of globalisation is the creation of an international policy agenda.
If you wait until you're tired, you're more likely to blowit off- allowing“toxins and dirt to stay on there all night,” says dermatologist Laurie Polis of N.Y.C. Another consequence?
This is another consequence of numerical coding of media(principle 1) and modular structure of a media object(principle 2).
The first bishop of Lepavina and Severin, Simeon(Filipović) was buried in Lepavina- he died in the investigative custody in Koprivnica,which was yet another consequence of gradual imposition of the church Union on the local Orthodox.
Another consequence of the irregular clearing is the stretching of the ligamentous apparatus, which is practically not treated in cows.
If so, grounding from associating with those friends would be a more fitting consequence, along with another consequence like community service or working without pay for the establishment from which he or she shoplifted.
Another consequence may be a whole body of immunosuppression(70% of the human immune system- in the intestine) and metabolic disease.
Osteochondrosis is another consequence of foot deformity, during which the patient intervertebral discs and spinal cartilage are destroyed.
Another consequence is the pronounced tendency of teachers who cannot cope with a student, direct him to a psychologist or psychiatrist.
Another consequence of high rates of life in the modern world- disorder adrenal function, which is associated with an imbalance element Water.
Another consequence of credential creep is the increased time spent in school, with the resulting deferment of career establishment.
Another consequence may be that community trade and industrikkoncentration broken and there is a reversion to smaller communities that are closer energy sources.
Another consequence of a blockade would be that most available VLCCs and other tankers will either be in the Persian Gulf(and blocked) or will not be able to be rerouted.
Another consequence of point 1 is that TeX can be converted to MathML for browsers which support it, thus keeping its semantics and allowing it to be renderred vectorally.
Another consequence of heartbreak is that feeling alone and in pain can significantly impair our intellectual functioning, especially when performing complex tasks involving logic and reasoning.
Another consequence of point 1 is that TeX can be converted to MathML(e.g. by MathJax) for browsers which support it, thus keeping its semantics and allowing the rendering to be better suited for the reader's graphic device.
Another consequence of this recent origin of modern humans is that genetic variants are generally distributed widely in the world, in many places, and they tend to vary as gradients, from a bird's-eye perspective at least.
Another consequence of the decree was socio-economic: the status of nobleman was determined not only by ownership over land and people, but(from 1366 on) by the possession of a royal donation certificate for the land owned.
Another consequence of metals being so easy to recycle by humans is that a lot of our stuff from the developed world-- and sadly to say, particularly from the United States, where we don't have any recycling policies in place like here in Europe-- finds its way to developing countries for low-cost recycling.
Another consequence is that transnational corporations are patenting genetic materials found in Third World plants and animals, so that some Third World peoples actually have to pay to use seeds and other genetic materials that have been freely available to them for centuries.