Sentence examples for generally result from from inspiring English sources
The CMA said that the "pay-for-delay" agreements "potentially deprived the NHS of the significant price falls that generally result from generic competition".
They generally result from the explosion of a star or when two objects collide.
Bad discharges generally result from hurried instructions to patients and families and little thought to where they are headed.
Apparent coordinated migrations reported for chinch bugs generally result from a sudden disappearance or failure of a food source.
Outbreaks in swine, dogs, cats, and wild animals held in captivity generally result from consumption of contaminated food.
When serious injuries occur aboard racing boats, they generally result from a head-first encounter with an untamed mainsail boom or spinnaker pole, or from a finger or hand that gets wound into a line under load.
We end up with high crude oil prices, and high gasoline, but we don't get the positive effects that at least some states get from the boost in the economy that generally results from high oil prices".
Phase 3: characterized by small outbreaks of disease, generally resulting from multiple cases of animal-to-human transmission, though limited capacity for human-to-human transmission may be present.
