The phrase "a result of drinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or effects that arise from the act of consuming alcohol.
Example: "The headache she experienced the next morning was clearly a result of drinking too much the night before."
Alternatives: "an effect of drinking" or "a consequence of drinking".
Last year, 5,500 lives were lost as a result of drinking alcohol.
But some marathoners died as a result of drinking too much, a dangerous state called hyponatremia.
Each year, approximately 5,000 young people under the age of 21 die as a result of drinking in the US, according to the National Institutes of Health.
It goes without saying that even the most malicious-minded people aren't led to murder innocent strangers simply as a result of drinking.
But in the past few years, several marathoners died as a result of drinking too much, a dangerous condition called hyponatremia, or water intoxication.
Falling over drunk and getting a sprained ankle might be funny, but the number of life-threatening cases we see as a result of drinking alcohol is not widely known.
Some men shared stories of friends that had returned to drinking after making such false promises and had died as a result of their drinking; these men never again swore to stop drinking, as they were worried about committing sin.
For harmful events as a result of continuous drinking, we based the Personal Risk Event i,x) of experiencing these on average monthly drinking levels.
By monitoring the amount of alcoholic drinks being served and to whom, you can help prevent friends and relatives from over-drinking, or stop serving people who become too rowdy as a result of excessive drinking.
"All kinds of bad things happen to students as a result of binge drinking episodes," said Mr. Lanning, a Republican.
Not only are we risking hypothermia, but many other dangers as a result of binge drinking to keep warm".
