direct consequence

However, more research is required to establish the extent and direct consequences, if any, on health.

As a direct consequence, our nation is more vulnerable today than ever before.

Its disappearance was a direct consequence of the 1989 Revolution.

"But it clearly has direct consequences and implications for all public employees."

"In high school there are direct consequences for not doing your homework," he says.

They both went off to war as direct consequence - but on opposing sides.

Suffer health problems as a direct consequence of drug use.

But the direct economic consequences of the bubble are only half the story.

As a direct consequence, she decided to quit school and leave home at the age of 19.

Not only through its direct consequences, but also by the moral stand that we show our citizens.