Sentence examples for later resulting from inspiring English sources

"Some confirmation decisions may be delayed and made later, resulting in greater uncertainty and later entry for adjustment and clearing," the document said.

On my first day of university, I stood in a queue to collect my student ID card, which would enable me to open various establishment doors – a card I would lose two days later, resulting in me spending three years waiting next to said doors.

The next two stand-out meetings both ended in Scottish victories on English soil, a 3-2 win in 1967 leading to plenty of crowing about being 'unofficial world champions' and a 2-1 success a decade later resulting in such unbridled joy among the visiting faithful that they took to yanking the goalposts down after the game.

"McCarren Park Pool a mini-war zone less than a week after opening," proclaimed a New York Post headline after poolgoers punched a lifeguard just a day after the reopening, then brawled with police officers three days later, resulting in six arrests.

When high thinning was allowed the first thinning was clearly later resulting in larger removal and clearly higher net income.

Cutting up the collagen early on means less fluid will be lost later, resulting in more tender meat.

It later resulted in huge fines for banks and costs totalling more than £10bn.

A much bigger victory, four years later, resulted in a $400,000 payout to Mr. Sheekey.

He took a second wife while still married to his first, which later resulted in a bitter legal fight.

It resulted in the Jets' first first down, extending a drive that eight plays later resulted in their second touchdown.

Engineering materials disintegrate in divers' ways that can later result in service failure.