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91. The tribal warfare between groups of chimps is both a cause and a consequence of the male tendency to build alliances.

92. Such faults as can be detected are of little consequence to the average kite-maker.

93. Judgemade economic policy seems an almost inevitable consequence of a balanced-budget amendment in our litigious society.

94. That famous churchman Arnold of Rugby put a stamp upon independent education which helped to produce this consequence.

95. The theist does not see this as a chance consequence of the working out of blind laws of physics.

96. In consequence, agriculture and nature conservation are not in conflict in the Auvergne uplands.

97. Each operator adds a single new fact which is a direct consequence of what is known already.

98. The principle of Contrast, then, has as a general consequence the elimination of synonyms.

99. That stratification would occur as a necessary consequence of the alienation of labour.

100. The bruise is a direct causal consequence of the bump.

101. The report had been generally very favourable and his and his colleagues' morale had improved as a direct consequence.

102. Indeed, although regulatory offences in the abstract may be regarded as of minor consequence they may in certain cases have drastic results.

103. Her view must in consequence be truer than his to the actualities of her time.

103. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

104. De-hospitalization can be seen as a natural consequence of the decline in numbers of old long-stay patients.

105. The unfortunate consequence of this aggressive approach has been the development of hypoparathyroidism in more than 10 percent of patients undergoing surgery.

106. In neither ease was the omission a necessary consequence of the intellectual stance of the two schools.

107. As a consequence it has been possible, for over a century, to adopt two apparently quite contradictory positions simultaneously.

108. This is of little consequence to those of you who follow the San Francisco 49ers with the requisite devotion.

109. In consequence, Secretaries of State tended to look elsewhere within the Ministry and elsewhere for impartial advice.

110. The child would then assimilate this object into its already formed concept of table, with no further consequence.

111. There is another possible consequence of this change, which may or may not have been intended.

112. The consequence of this for the curriculum must be that within all subject areas both aspects must be attended to.

113. But by far the worst consequence of an immediate auction would be to throw the broadcast industry on the junk pile.

114. Other treaties stipulate that no conflicting obligations can be made, but without specifying any consequence of breach.

115. In summary, then, animals undoubtedly can modify their behaviour as a consequence of their experiences.

116. The consequence was that good old New York tradition: cronyism, corruption and graft.

117. As a consequence, a large cheque which was presented against my account was returned unpaid.

118. In consequence, enclosure of arable was now creating more social problems than it could solve.

119. Although these sonatas do not add up to music of enormous consequence, Schultz and Schenkman bestow royal treatment upon them.

120. Another consequence of the artificially stimulated excess demand for food was the creation of black markets.