Sentence examples for as a result easy from inspiring English sources
As a result, "easy" messages got processed within seconds, and more difficult or awkward responses got delayed indefinitely — becoming even more awkward as a result, when I finally responded weeks or months later, looking rude in the process.
It is, as a result, easy to think of people who have become billionaires by managing hedge funds; it is far harder to think of any of their clients who have got as rich.
As a result, easy charge transfer occurs between H2O2 and the electrode surface and significantly enhances the electrocatalytic activity of the electrodes.
Today, in the U.S., we are actually talking about 70% income tax rates and "modern monetary theory". As debt, deficit and entitlement issues intensify in coming years, the U.S. government may turn to higher taxes and, when the economy drags as a result, "easy money" in response.
Tracing paper is a very thin paper - almost like tissue paper - that is as a result, easy to see through.
Furthermore, the low F f, R e, and R c values of these sub-watersheds suggested a lower chance of occurrence of heavy rainfall covering the entire area, and hence lesser vulnerability to flash floods and as a result easier flood management than those of the circular basins (Pandey et al. 2004).
It would also capture some of the gains that commodity producers have earned as a result of easy money disgorged by governments, which has helped to push up prices.
They are, as a result, relatively easy to obtain when skeletally mature.
As a result, an easy algorithm to guide the classification of headaches according to the IHS criteria is needed to help ER physicians in making rapid and accurate differentiation of primary headaches from secondary ones [8, 16].
On the other hand, another survey showed that patient satisfaction with the quality of service was greater in walk-in centres as a result of easy access and much shorter waiting times as compared to GP practices [ 3].
The country tolerates Microsoft's Skype service for phone calls, which does not provide end-to-end encryption and as a result is easier for governments to monitor.
