Sentence examples for as a result either from inspiring English sources

Which means that something will have to suffer as a result; either poorer services or fewer employees or less equipment.

As a result, either Ralph, 60, or Leslie, 56, who live just a few blocks from the funeral home, spends more than an hour driving into Manhattan to file a death certificate for each funeral.

Hypoactivity of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis has been previously demonstrated in patients with primary SS as a result either of a pituitary defect and/or of adrenal gland dysfunction.

But without an increase in saving, even a big fall in the dollar would make only a small dent in America's current-account deficit.The two economists assume that the current-account deficit shrinks as a result either of increased saving by American households (because, for instance, the country's house-price boom ends) or of a strengthening of demand in Asia and Europe.

As a result, either export shares or import shares are modified from the estimated values.

The stars come in and raise the bar, and everyone else picks up their game as a result (either out of pride or fear, or some combination of the two).

His resultant tragic and premature death, as a result of either asphyxiation from the noxious gases or drowning on falling through the manhole into liquid human excrement is truly abhorrent.

"As a result, they either failed to detect or failed to stop the fraud," the trustee asserted.

The emergence of religion has long been explained as a result of either culture or environmental factors but not both.

Nothing shall exclude the liability of GNM for death or personal injury as a result of either party's negligence.

The scheme always backfires as a result of either the products' chronic unreliability or Coyote's own ineptitude.