Sentence examples for be result in a from inspiring English sources

As the Belgian critic and curator Thierry de Duve observes, pictures of atrocities, shocking and disquieting as they may be, result in a "vanishing of the present tense".

Meanwhile, masses of ordinary people + ubiquitous smartphones + omnipresent social media feeds seems, for the most part, to be resulting in a kind of mainstream attention deficit disorder.

Here are the most common types of mistakes that could be resulting in a penalty, and how to address each one.

IS 6100 activity also may be resulting in a clustering of the lin genes.

This is resulting in a sharp price appreciation in raw milk and associated products.

That's resulted in a lot of people talking about leaving".

A perfect storm of escalating workload, under-funding and recruitment problems is resulting in a crisis in general practice.

At nearly 10% of GDP, the deficit is resulting in a mountain of debt that threatens America's future.

Discrimination, she added, was "resulting in a huge loss of skills and talent from the UK workforce".

I also learned about an unexpected secondary effect of OxyContin abuse: in cities like Pittsburgh, the crackdown on OxyContin is resulting in a sharp rise in heroin abuse.

"It's resulting in a renaissance in manufacturing," said Kevin Swift, the chemical council's chief economist.