Sentence examples for and a resulting fall from inspiring English sources

A slump in demand in the West, and a resulting fall in domestic business investment and household purchasing power, has produced the biggest quarterly contraction in South Korea's economy since the Asian financial crisis and reduced China's growth to its slowest pace in seven years, the countries reported Thursday.

Shares in GSK, hit in recent months by its woes in China and a resulting fall in sales, slid 1.4percentt against a 0.3percentt dip on London's blue-chip FTSE index.

Certainly it is well known that the left lateral position is the one that offers the best recovery position for the distressed fetus during labor [ 43] and it is also well known that the supine position in late pregnancy is associated with many hemodynamic changes caused by compression of the inferior vena cava and a resulting fall in cardiac output and placental supply [ 44, 45].

Physicians and veterinarians lack access to rapid diagnostics, and as a result fall back on antibiotics when they are not necessary or useful.

We also meet Henry and Genevieve, a married couple who openly sleep with other people, and as a result fall deeper in love with each other.

This year-to-year variability among abiotic factors create variability in the gonad cycle of individuals of the same site (Seed 1976; Ferrán 1992) and as a result fall spawning may occur some years (Andreu 1958; Aguirre 1979; Villalba 1995).

Mr B, the would-be rake, intercepts and reads those letters, and as a result falls in love with her.

The industry is still largely paper-based, slow and terrible at communicating with customers and as a result falls well short of today's consumer expectations.

"Standish, floating in the water, concentrated his thoughts on the people aboard the Arabella and as a result fell into the common error of believing the converse was true".

Inflation has, as a result, fallen and in underlying terms is well anchored near the bottom of the 2-3% target.

24 This can be explained by higher mobility on the one hand and unsteadiness with a resulting risk for falls and consecutive fractures on the other hand in this group.