Sentence examples for been resulting in a from inspiring English sources
Others described a "push and pull" process, "huffing and puffing over drafts" and being involved in interactions that "weren't altogether as productive as they might have been" resulting in a product that "wasn't truly a joint production".
Up until this point, virtual reality has been resulted in a somewhat isolating experience for the individual.
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.
He said southern Africa also was having a food crisis, which was resulting in a lack of attention to the situation in Ethiopia and Eritrea.
"There are a lot of lawyers out there chasing mold cases, everybody is running to court, and that is resulting in a series of construction-defect lawsuits.
Live State of Origin broadcasts should be banned in Papua New Guinea because post-match violence is resulting in "a lot of killings", local police say.
