Sentence examples for and as a result create from inspiring English sources

But some critics of putting criminal data online say the Internet will scare people needlessly, lead to retributive violence, and, as a result, create more sex crimes.

Through its work, Lynch, who has been practicing T.M. for 40 years, hopes to teach meditation to the world and, as a result, create world peace.

The Suburban Baths, outside the Porta Marina, are more famous, unjustly, for their small erotic paintings than for the graceful stucco décor and mosaics and as a result create an unfortunate first impression of the city.

I'd love to see the clever people at Twitter work on products that solve those kinds of problems and, as a result, create a lot more value for the company and its shareholders in a global way over a much longer period of time.

Conventional breeding employs methods such as introgression and mutagenesis to modify a plant genome randomly and, as a result, create genetic variation (Rommens et al., 2007).

CNVRs can be a major mechanism driving gene and genome evolution by duplication and deletion of segments of the genome and as a result, create novel gene functions, disrupt gene functions, or affect regulatory mechanisms in the genome.

Professor Martin draws other lessons from the N.F.L., which takes particularly effective measures to ensure team competition and – as a result – creates more suspense and excitement for fans.

They did so without consulting any of the people who had been involved in putting the bid video together and, as a result, created a committee which did not reflect our creative vision.

In response, Congress throughout the war worked to counter the ever-evolving economy of fraud that dragged heavily at the war effort – and as a result created an antifraud framework that remains in place today.

POPCO constructs an analogy between hunting propositions and sky origin propositions and as a result, creates positively weighted links between those hunting propositions and sky origin propositions that play similar roles in the two analog sets.

For centuries, society had relegated African descendants to second-class citizenship, and as a result, created a complicated perception of black physicality.