Sentence examples for a result of extra from inspiring English sources

There are tradeoffs, including a more cramped rear seat, less trunk space and a weight gain of about 125 pounds — a result of extra chassis bracing.

That analysis shows that over time as a result of higher growth, the gain to the economy will be greater than the cost of the tax cuts because over half of the cost of the cuts in could be clawed back from increased revenue as a result of extra growth, jobs and investment.

The increase comes as a result of extra spending in England.

Around £70m of the extra cash will be spent on the health service in Wales, and comes as a result of extra spending on the NHS in England.

Jake Cassidy says his hat-trick in Tranmere's 4-0 win over Colchester came as a result of extra work in training.

The independent Office for Budget Responsibility has also revised up its forecasts for the number of public sector jobs predicted to go by 2017 from 400,000 to 710,000, as a result of extra spending cuts planned after 2015.

In the region, stable heterosexual relationships are an important source of ongoing HIV transmission [ 2, 3] resulting from pre-existing discordancy or as a result of extra-marital sex [ 4].

"As a result of the extra hours, they will get an extra year's learning here compared to the average secondary school," says Mr Williams.

An exception is however among bony fish, where T. nigroviridis and D. rerio have retained an extra copy, most likely as a result of the extra genome duplication.

When infant class size fell, it was as a result of targeting extra teachers and classrooms on those schools.

More than 13,000 civil service jobs could be axed as a result of an extra £5bn of spending cuts to be announced by George Osborne in his Autumn Statement.