The phrase "a result of large" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an outcome stemming from something significant or substantial, but it requires additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The changes in the ecosystem were a result of large-scale deforestation."
Alternatives: "a consequence of significant" or "an outcome of substantial".
Second, because the penalties for this abuse always fall on the contractor and not on the paying company (as a result of large business lobbying) there is nothing that can really be done right now to stop this practice.
All have suffered considerable death tolls and damage as a result of large earthquakes in the past.In this section The real fight begins A gentle tailwind Dead, or just resting?
This is a result of large portion sizes, standardized menu items that use only parts of animals, and quality-control codes which mandate, for example, that McDonald's fries must be thrown away if they're not sold within seven minutes of being cooked.
Some suspect it's a result of large foreign buyers hiding their hands.
These are the blades that exhibited vibration abnormalities as a result of large resonant vibration response while engine tests.
Bhatia said that Lehman's capital raise "was not driven by the need to replenish capital as a result of large write-downs.
Goa's state financial losses have been estimated at Rs 35,000 crore (US$5bn) as a result of large-scale mining scams.
The present population of Afghanistan contains a number of elements, which, in the course of history and as a result of large-scale migration and conquests, have been superimposed on one another.
The microprocessor was developed in the late 1970s as a result of large-scale integration (LSI), which made it possible to pack thousands of transistors, diodes, and resistors onto a silicon chip less than 0.2 inch (5 mm) square.
In this paper, we propose a scaffold hierarchy as a result of large-scale analysis of the PubChem Compound database.
Since then, inequality has generally increased possibly as a result of large-scale shocks such as macroeconomic crises and reform attempts, resulting in a convergence towards traditionally more unequal neighboring countries.
