"This is the inevitable result of hollow words and inaction," Sens.
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But the #MeToo movement wasn't an inevitable result of the reporting.
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The decline is the inevitable result of falling infrastructure investment (see chart).
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This is the inevitable result of plunging into another country's civil war.
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It is the inevitable result of any general policy of immigration restriction.
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The inevitable result would be fewer healthy people buying insurance, raising premiums further.
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Death by queueing is the inevitable result of government control of healthcare spending.
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The inevitable result of that action will be billions of dollars wasteful spending.
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The enormous global footprint is a practically inevitable result of America's broader security policy.
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" The overlapping events, he added, were "the inevitable result of having chaos every day.
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Lacob presents winning as an inevitable result of the way the team has been constructed.
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The inevitable result will be a reduction in health care spending on low-income people.
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But that is the inevitable result of giving a rump of party members the final say.
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But perhaps an inevitable result when big data and big money collide in the big leagues.
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But Trump isn't the problem, he's just the inevitable result of a gun-fetishizing conservative movement.
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Storytelling bloat — the inevitable result of an endless demand for original content — has swallowed TV drama whole.
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Tech companies have argued that the decimation of retail was an inevitable result of the digital revolution.
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The inevitable result is that the American public is deprived of information that it needs to know.
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Save for one bastard boy, House Baratheon is no more — the inevitable result of all that kinslaying!
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Experts charged, however, that the bill was designed so that weakening encryption would be the inevitable result.
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That subordination is the inevitable result of a policy that seeks to avoid conflict at all costs.
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American readers are no strangers to the notion of a hopelessly divided government or the inevitable result: gridlock.
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Why else disturb a son's privacy (an inevitable result no matter how scrupulously I endeavor to avoid it).
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The collapse was likely caused by the movement of ocean waves, an inevitable result of years of erosion.
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Finally, Americans must understand that higher prices are an inevitable result of banning cheaper tech products from China.
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Instead, they say it's the inevitable result of systemic racism, anti-poor public policies, ecological destruction and militarism.
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The inevitable result was an exhausted starting five that actually outscored the Celtics by nine points in 32 minutes.
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If there's a takeaway from Notre Dame's partial destruction, it's profoundly simple: This was the inevitable result of neglect.
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This is the inevitable result of a world in which remembrance of the deadly reality of Naziism has faded.
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Thus, the inevitable result of the 53 billing participants presents at least a strong probability of duplication and unreasonable hours.
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His work perpetuates the idea of technology as an inevitable result of our own evolution, not something outside of it.
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Even viruses and their antidotes are shown as the inevitable result of our urge to explore, tinker and sell security.
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I had trouble finding someone who had sexted outside of their relationship and avoided this seemingly inevitable result: actual sex.
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For Mr. Obama, it was the inevitable result of Mr. Netanyahu's own stubborn defiance of international concerns with his policies.
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The inevitable result is that the national portfolio of options for dealing with future energy risks and uncertainties will shrink.
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It's an inevitable result of people sharing more frequently, rather than some conspiracy of Facebook's to force businesses to buy ads.
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America's two-party system, unfortunate as it is, is an inevitable result of the winner-take-all nature of our elections.
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But this was the inevitable result of a nuclear accord that was a narrow transaction, not part of a sweeping detente.
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Such reckonings are the inevitable result of on-the-road testing, said Thomas Weber, head of research and development at Mercedes DAIGn_.
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Is this the inevitable result of a lull in productivity growth, a result of bad policy or bad luck, or some mix?
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Certain teachers would omit the part about protection and imply that this was the inevitable result of sexual contact of any kind.
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We can acknowledge our own heartache for what it was: The inevitable result of fully loving a child who was never really ours.
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But this is also the inevitable result of an architectural faux-populism that has been sown in the conscience of American architecture since postmodernism.
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The inevitable result is potential for particularly large life and economic loss, something that has unfortunately been confirmed far too often by such devastation.
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Now many file them under toxic masculinity, the inevitable result of narrow conventions of manhood which limit male behaviour to dominance, violence and sexual aggression.
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Importantly, he argues that the downswing in inequality that occurs on the backside of a Kuznets wave is an inevitable result of the preceding rise.
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And while Mr. Earnest said none of these efforts were intended to gain the president positive news media coverage, that has been the inevitable result.
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It would be easy to write off this humbling experience as the inevitable result of Neumann's singular avaricious, impulsive, and sometimes just plain weird behavior.
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Do you see fake news and filter bubbles and the broader balkanization of media as an inevitable result of the internet and social media in particular?
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The dry landscapes of the former sugar islands of the Caribbean were created by the deforestation that was the almost inevitable result of commercial sugar cultivation.
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In 2001, one McDonnell engineer wrote a scathing critique of the metric and its inevitable result, "Out-sourced Profits," that went viral on Boeing's intranet server.
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When an industry is so dominated by men at every level and at nearly every major institution, a toxic culture toward women is the inevitable result.
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For Nietzsche, the celebration of a man like Trump was the inevitable result of a democratic culture built on the virtues of ignorance and self-fulfillment.
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China's globalization, curator Pi Li concludes, was the inevitable result of joining the World Trade Organization in 2001, though the art world had already discovered China.
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When women are judged for their marriageability, doomed to end up penniless spinsters unless they hook a rich bachelor, a conniver like Susan is an inevitable result.
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But he is unfazed by those who accuse him of being pushy or difficult, judging this to be the inevitable result of trying to upend the rules.
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Losing in the finals to a Golden State team that won a record 23 regular-season games, if that is the inevitable result, would be no disgrace.
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Do nothing – or worse, replace Obamacare with the current GOP proposal – and allow millions to go uninsured or underinsured, accepting this as an inevitable result of capitalism.
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They're not perfect, but they're a long sight better than most — and they indicate that increased cyberinsecurity is not an inevitable result of our world's increased complexity.
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Pretty much everything is delicious and the loud, cramped room means our gesticulating — the inevitable result of gossiping about 9-year olds — never feels out of place.
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Yet as many analysts see it, Mr. Westergren's departure was an inevitable result of the investment from Sirius XM, the satellite radio giant controlled by Liberty Media.
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Single payer would only take us in the opposite direction, eliminating market competition and choice, and driving up costs until the inevitable result — restricted access through rationing.
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Jim Steeg, who ran the Super Bowl for the N.F.L. for more than 25 years, said the thefts were an inevitable result of an expanding postgame celebration.
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The inevitable result is that millions of people will lose their insurance entirely, and those who remain will end up on average paying more for skimpier coverage.
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We have to push back on the notion that this ultra-contemporary conflict is the inevitable result of an unusual episode in the history of Islamic-Christian relations.
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In the Chinese mind, the collapse of the Soviet Union was not the inevitable result of a flawed system — it was a great tragedy of the 20th century.
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T.M. Landry is an inevitable result of systemic injustice, of decades of school and housing policies designed to maintain white supremacy and punish the poor and working class.
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Black self-isolation is hardly the inevitable result of affirmative action programs — but it's likely to occur when applicants are accepted without regard to their prospects of success.
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Spengler belonged to a loosely defined group of German thinkers called the Conservative Revolutionaries, who argued that Western decline was the inevitable result of materialism and soulless democracy.
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That the burdens are not as fresh or surprising as in the earlier works may be the inevitable result of time's passing within the world Ms. Udofia created.
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Conservative writers assured us that soaring crime was the inevitable result of a collapse in traditional values and that things would get even worse unless those values were restored.
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Many of the magazines you find lying around feature articles about rampant drug use and extreme levels of unemployment as an inevitable result of the adoption an android workforce.
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And people here tend to be deeply laid back, a quality that can shade into risk aversion and complacency — perhaps an inevitable result of living somewhere so physically beautiful.
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It would be absurd to suggest that Fox News was somehow the primary cause of his criminal actions, or that his threats were an inevitable result of Fox's coverage.
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His numerous accusers have said that he deserves no public sympathy and that his current misfortunes are the inevitable result of his serial mistreatment of women over the years.
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The inevitable result of creating a platform dedicated to maximizing ad revenue through exploits in human consciousness while only belatedly addressing exploits by bad actors on that very same platform?
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Context: Some analysts see the latest crisis as the inevitable result of Europe's failure to engage with a long-brewing crisis in Idlib Province, which borders Turkey in northwestern Syria.
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It now seems as though Trump's hardline policy towards America's 40-year foe -- triggered by his withdrawal from an Obama-era nuclear deal -- is close to reaching an inevitable result.
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By the time we got to the actual firing and replacement with a loyalist, it felt less like a novel event and more like the inevitable result of an ongoing process.
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An inevitable result of almost 50 years of American occupation is a tendency to see American things as more desirable, a mindset that extends to imported foods, including the canned ones.
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Some scholars like Robert Barro, my colleague at the American Enterprise Institute, see the malaise not as the inevitable result of the crisis, but as the product of bad public policy.
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The inevitable result of legalization is to increase pressure to act on those feelings, aided and abetted by doctors, relatives and accountants who may feel they have become difficult or unproductive.
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The mandated expansion of coverage and cost control efforts have been through their first round of economic testing, and it appears consolidation — in one form or another — is the inevitable result.
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This tricky situation is the inevitable result of engagement-ranked social feeds becoming massively popular distribution channels for news in a politically-polarized climate where campaign objectives and ad revenue incentivize misinformation.
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"The inevitable result of today's decision will be the underenforcement of federal and state statutes designed to advance the well-being of vulnerable workers," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg warned in her dissent.
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We don't have the space to outline President Trump's transgressions, but it is important to understand that his rise is an inevitable result of the hostility to women within the Republican culture.
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This, according to Mr. Holmes, marked the beginning of an era of the partisan filibuster, one that led to the inevitable result of the "nuclear option" deployed by Mr. McConnell this week.
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India has suffered its worst sectarian bloodshed in years, in what many here see as the inevitable result of Hindu extremism that has flourished under the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In an interview, he said that chief executives were under enormous pressure from shareholders and boards to maximize short-term profits, and that the rapid shift toward automation was the inevitable result.
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Instead, accusations of bad faith are laid directly at the feet of the bad-faith actors themselves, with one inevitable result: Now even the words "bad faith" are used in bad faith.
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"The tragic inevitable result of this perverted sense of justice is that good people die," Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist, declared at the group's annual meeting last month in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Rather, as at the amusement park or in collecting comics, while it is always possible to use unique tokens to trade, it is not a required and inevitable result of using the technology.
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Gun control advocates reveled in the Game of Thrones-style dispute, considering it an inevitable result of financial troubles and citing polls showing Americans are growing increasingly fond of restricting access to firearms.
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However, that goal becomes more difficult when speed and high demand for products are factored into the equation — an inevitable result of free one-day shipping on such a wide range of products.
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This is not a question of policy or even really of politics, and more the inevitable result of the human tendency to mimic the things that are in front of us all the time.
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Trump, of course, was caught on tape bragging about grabbing women without their consent and once suggested on Twitter that sexual assault in the military is the inevitable result of allowing women to serve.
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Perhaps this was the inevitable result of our failure to understand that what happens on the internet can never stay on the internet; it is and always has been an extension of real life.
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" What we're hearing: The source, who has decades of experience analyzing the region, emails Axios a devastating indictment of the U.S. Syria "strategy" — or lack thereof — under successive administrations: "The inevitable result was failure.
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But the inevitable result will be that even more short-staffed agencies will have to rely more on industry lobbyists for basic policy expertise, which will shape how federal rules are written and enforced.
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"Without a broad expectation of accountability, we know the inevitable result will be a race to the bottom — to whatever level is the lack of EPA oversight will allow," Grundler said in his remarks.
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This is the inevitable result of an interminable primary process ending up in the care of a media that is more interested in stoking factional conflict than discerning the material differences among the candidates.
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That said, Goldman, which for now is holding onto the mortgages it buys, is beginning to accumulate foreclosures — an inevitable result of working with borrowers who have not made mortgage payments for many years.
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"When the government chooses sides on religious issues, the 'inevitable result' is 'hatred, disrespect and even contempt' towards those who fall on the wrong side of the line," wrote Chief Judge Roger L. Gregory.
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One of those was former Australia and current Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur, who wrote that the scandal was an inevitable result of an unwillingness to improve the culture in the country's entire cricket set-up.
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In July of 2015, the nation again saw the inevitable result of sanctuary cities policies when 32-year-old Kate Steinle was murdered while walking with her father in the sanctuary city of San Francisco.
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Her ultimate rejection of him, over his insistence that she still loves him, is framed not as an essentially feminine act of cruelty, but as the inevitable result of his stunted capacity for personal growth.
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Even liberal critics of the Republican Party who believe Mr. Trump was an inevitable result of the party's political machinations have to concede he is in a different category than the nominees who preceded him.
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Though many have pointed out Russia's underlying weaknesses — a state-dominated economy eroded by corruption and mismanagement, along with voter malaise — the inevitable result will nonetheless underscore the resilience of the model he has created.
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small, elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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Curious citizens could develop a more nuanced understanding of what was going on; voters would be better informed; we would ferret out the truth from the bottom up and greater freedom would be the inevitable result.
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The title of "Pure Comedy" is one of the album's very few jokes, a bit of blunt irony for an all-too-persuasive set of songs envisioning global catastrophe as the inevitable result of human nature.
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The inevitable result, would be that these lands would be opened up for more logging, mining, grazing, fossil fuel development and anything else that cuts a profit for a few (and ignores the natural value for many).
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It was, they argued, an inevitable result of welfare reform, which replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), a deeply flawed cash assistance program that nonetheless kept many families afloat, with TANF, which helps far fewer.
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"A positive way to put it — when a community grows in size and reaches a degree of maturity, it is natural that rivalries are the inevitable result," said Alexander Rapaport, who operates soup kitchens in the neighborhood.
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That's a tough blow, but it's also an inevitable result of the choice to resolve the contradictions of GOP health care promises by siding with the far right of the party rather than searching for a bipartisan deal.
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The inevitable result of this scheme is steadily shrinking federal support for Medicaid with a Hobson's choice for governors, of making up the budget difference or using that "flexibility" to slash eligibility, covered health services or provider payments.
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History has a logic of its own, its own internal dynamic, they theorized, and individual human actors who might be seen as responsible for bringing about events, are merely vessels, carrying forward a more or less inevitable result.
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Another longstanding public perception about the Manson Family murders is that they were a kind of psychic attack on America itself — an explosive release of tension, an inevitable result of the freewheeling, drug-happy counterculture of the '201993s.
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And nowhere was the attack stronger than in the blockbuster 1972 report The Limits to Growth, in which an MIT team commissioned by the Club of Rome argued ecosystem collapse would be the inevitable result of exponential growth.
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Why it matters: Slovakia, a member of the E.U. since 2004, has never managed to rid itself of the corruption that is the inevitable result of close ties between the politicians and tycoons who dominate much of the economy.
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Since Trump crowed he would be "proud" to shutter the government over the wall, he gets to shoulder much of the blame for a crisis that is the inevitable result when the nation's political polarization is institutionalized in Washington.
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Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin is out of the Cabinet, President Trump announced on Twitter on Wednesday night, a near-inevitable result of low-boil tensions between Shulkin and other political appointees at VA and ultimately the White House.
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The Srebrenica massacre was the inevitable result: an act of mass murder that conveyed the brutal message that Muslims weren't safe anywhere inside of the country and that the UN and the international community were unable or unwilling to protect them.
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Yet for a long while, I maintained another delusion: that there were was something particularly Russian about these compromises — that they were inevitable result of how the Putin state has gained an effective monopoly over politics, business and civic life.
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Regardless of what actual events have shaped her life, her failure to cope is the inevitable result of living in a society that perpetually expects its members to repress emotion and whitewash history for the sake of preserving a polite veneer.
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The former won, and the meaning of that victory was deftly put by Justice Ginsberg in her dissenting opinion: the inevitable result of today's decision will be the underenforcement of federal and state statutes designed to advance the well-being of vulnerable workers.
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Brendon McAlpine, business development manager for Australian online takedown service Internet Removals, said that SEO tactics like paid guest posting are an inevitable result of Google's "first-to-the-top" search ranking criteria, and the benefits that come from being highly ranked.
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While supporters argue that cases of misuse are the result of a lack of adequate training by education professions and are not symptomatic of the broader policy, some argue that incidents are an inevitable result of a fundamentally Islamophobic approach to counter-terrorism.
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Put it together, and the stock market tumble of the last few weeks is not a mystery to be solved, nor a warning of horrible things to come, so much as an inevitable result of the economic expansion reaching a more mature stage.
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But they have long thought the United States would have a difficult time accepting a true peer in economic, technology and military power, so consider the management of conflict with the United States to be an inevitable result of their own rise.
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His appearance was almost noble, though also steeped in pathos, as a wounded leader fought against unseen forces bent on his demise even as he tasted the bile of betrayal that may always have been the inevitable result of his erratic rule.
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In order to perpetuate a view that he is a misunderstood or maligned genius who has every right to carry on working, he must carry on working, and ride out the criticism as the inevitable result of a world unable to appreciate his offerings.
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While Kalanick was widely feted for a long time for his aggressive drive and take-no-prisoners approach, the price for that relentlessness was made clear after Fowler's memo opened the floodgates and revealed the toxicity that was an inevitable result of his deeply flawed leadership.
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" Early this month when it set the vote, Chadbourne said, also in a statement, that it was "the inevitable result of the choices Ms. Campbell has made" and that it was her "choice to pursue baseless claims in the cynical pursuit of a big and undeserved payday.
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Today, as before, people are being told that there's a limit to what we can do and that, even though their jobs are being displaced and their lives are being upended, they just have to deal with it because it's an inevitable result of progress and development.
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Trump himself made this lesson plain when in response to a Lauer question, he issued a staunch defense of a tweet he'd made three years ago about how sexual assault in the military is in large part the inevitable result of allowing women to serve in the armed forces.
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In fact the conflicting inquisitions, liberal and conservative, are the all-but-inevitable result of the pope's decisions to stir the church's tensions into civil war again, and then to fight for the liberal side using ambiguous statements and unofficial interventions rather than the explicit powers of his office.
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People are condensing their big homes into tiny ones (the inevitable result after Marie Kondo helped us get rid of all our stuff?); they're moving into camper vans and RVs in cities, of all things; tiny living has even entered our TV screens with shows like Tiny House Hunting and Tiny House Nation.
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But it's likely Littman is really just seeing the inevitable result of a commensurate growth in trans youth visibility — children more comfortable to express their gender identity because of trans YouTube creators and reality shows like I Am Jazz, about the life of young trans girl Jazz Jennings, who transitioned at age 5.
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"These trends strongly suggest that the decline of the news industry is not the inevitable result of the arrival of the internet but is instead the direct consequence of enforcement choices that have created a market structure where a small number of platforms are capturing the value created by newspapers and publishers," he said.
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One of the things I think the show has always been a little underrated for is the way it takes seriously the white evangelical project and its inevitable result: a society built around a rigid, authoritarian interpretation of the Bible that believes, in theory, that it has eliminated inequality by engraving inequality into stone.
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But all this whipsawing may not portend gloom, according to Neil Irwin of The Upshot: The stock market tumble of the last few weeks is not a mystery to be solved, nor a warning of horrible things to come, so much as an inevitable result of the economic expansion reaching a more mature stage.
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Some officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, say that the descent into reflexive animosity is the inevitable result of Mr. Putin's determination to restore his country's arsenal and Mr. Trump's paralysis on Russia, since the accusations swirling in the special counsel inquiry raise new suspicions about every conversation or negotiation he enters into with the Kremlin.
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" Patrick Jones, a historian who studied the civil rights movement in Milwaukee and wrote The Selma of the North: Civil Rights Insurgency in Milwaukee, agrees, telling me, "It is, sadly and tragically, the inevitable result of a process that's been ongoing for decades and decades — a process of systemic discrimination, oppression, inequality against the African-American community.
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Was there anything that the country could have done at the time, or was this just an inevitable result of globalization and that companies ... I want to get into this new business roundtable idea of shareholders in a second, but was there anything that we could have done to prevent that, or was it just the inevitable ...?
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"When domestic law enforcement officers can use force from a distance, it may become too easy for them to do so, and the inevitable result will be that these weapons are over-used," Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst for the American Civil Liberties Union wrote in a blog post while North Dakota was considering that bill.
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This moment is the inevitable result of three seasons' worth of Sherlock's hubris and refusal to heed warnings or take seriously the judgment of anyone besides himself; and when Mary just as inevitably jumps in front of him, sacrificing her own life for his, it should feel like a wake-up call and a moment of reckoning.
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For example, if an older man falls, whether from weakened muscles our system has led him to believe are the inevitable result of aging (muscles can be strengthened at all ages) or from heart disease (much of which is preventable), our medical system will pay to transport him by ambulance to an emergency department, where he will receive labs and scans.
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They tend to discount the theory, propounded by liberals, that Trump is the inevitable result of a party that consistently cedes its authority to right-wing talk radio hosts, that flatters its nativist elements to boost voter turnout, that has forsaken basic policy-making and governance in favor of stoking the grievances of white revanchists, and that has grown more extreme with every passing year.
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Since the 1970s, the gutting of the American labor movement and the steady rightward slide of the Democratic Party on economic policy has had the effect of consigning much of the left to niche activist spaces and the academy; the inevitable result of years of decline, in other words, has been a left that has no clear model of what electoral success even looks like.
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It was impossible to tell whether or not this grim, pragmatic future Nora was one who had done an extraordinary thing and lived to tell the tale, or just the inevitable result of a woman who we know is capable of hardening herself, creating a protective layer between her terrifying feelings and what she accepted to be the unceasing stupidity of other (weaker) people.
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His view broke with the more conventional conclusion by other historians that the collapse of the short-lived German democracy had been the inevitable result of immutable forces, like the country's natural tilt toward authoritarianism, or of the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles, or of a capitalist conspiracy, or of fears of Bolshevism, which, to some, made National Socialism simply the lesser of two totalitarian evils.
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In the years before the Brown decision, the oldest of the McBeth children went to a nearby school where the kids were predominantly black and Latino, because the New York City Board of Education bused white children in the area to other schools, according to the N.A.A.C.P. School officials at the time, as today, claimed the racial makeup of the schools was an inevitable result of residential segregation.
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Nestled within the apparent naiveté of the Carter administration was, according to Kirkpatrick, a pernicious double standard: When reliable, albeit authoritarian, allies confronted popular opposition, the United States at first pressured them to reform in midst of a crisis and then effectively abandoned them—delivering once-allied countries into the hands of anti-American authoritarians, which President Jimmy Carter and his advisors accepted as the inevitable result of modernization.
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