Sentence examples for issues could result from inspiring English sources

Halving support for water and sanitary issues could result in 4.5 million people lacking access to clean water, while 4 million fewer than previously hoped would get access to improved sanitation.

Failure to report cases within a month, unless there are "exceptional" safeguarding issues, could result in the professionals facing internal disciplinary action or referral to regulators, which could bar them from practice.

Disappointments in these issues could result in catastrophic drops in their prices.

These significant and unresolved issues could result in financial penalties to any company doing business in the U.S., regardless of whether they do business in the EU.

The last of the issues could result in another drop in real estate prices.

Classical convergence issues could result then to some numerical instability when high Markov orders are considered.

"I'm tempted," says McDonnell, when asked whether he hoped the NI border issue could result in the reunification of the island of Ireland.

The issue could result in a major defeat in Congress for the Administration and Mr. Reagan's first veto, according to supporters and opponents of the program, which provides legal aid for the poor.

That led Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner to warn that the S.E.C.'s failure to act on the issue could result in the Federal Reserve's taking over regulation of the funds.

With help from in situ reflectivity measurement and x-ray diffraction, it was deduced that such an interface issue could result from unpredictable interfacial strain relaxation and irregular interface morphology between strained well and barrier.

This issue could result in alignment biases if reads derived from low-diversity regions of the genome can be aligned more confidently, in addition to biases among genomes that vary in their overall divergence from the reference sequence (e.g., sub-Saharan vs. cosmopolitan D. melanogaster).