The fragmentation of the Greek political scene was a predictable consequence of an economic depression voters rightly blamed on the political establishment.
If prices for emissions credits are volatile and companies and consumers incur losses as a consequence, political support for the program will falter.
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Econometric analysis indicates that the effects of political uncertainty may be overstated, and that the weak economic situation is one of the causes, and not the consequence, of political gridlock, according to Goldman.
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Extremely unequal land ownership is both a cause and a consequence of the political conflicts that have plagued Colombia for decades.
Prof Kitchener said it was already known that, as a result of increased public awareness, patient safety was top of the public and political agenda, and as a consequence there had been a series of programmes to improve patient safety.
This threat of overdevelopment is an unexpected consequence of Myanmar's rapid political change over the last two years.
The motivation behind Mr Cameron's intervention is clear: the eurozone crisis is holding back economic recovery in Britain and, as a consequence, puts at risk his political future.
The open race, unprecedented in recent history, is a consequence of the fragmentation of America's political center.
Best and bravest would be for Ms Mowlam's commission to recommend a memorial that listed every human being who is dead in consequence of the Troubles, regardless of religion, nation or political affiliation: reconciliation in death.
This points to a less obvious consequence of Mr Modi's triumph: a subtle shifting of the terms of India's political debate, in which an ugly extreme moves ominously close to the centre.
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