"But it may well result in growth and care for God's people throughout our communities".
Use of countermeasures may well result in deceivers not being detected".
On the other, these changes may well result in consumers eating more.
Otherwise Russia and China will grow more slowly than they should, which may well result in more strident nationalism.
Carrying out the law may well result in costs that are just as obscene as the pay it is disclosing.
As a result, the ditch the Tories chose to die in may well result in electoral death rather than messaging victory.
This may well result in a web of totalitarian control the likes of which not even Aldous Huxley or George Orwell could have imagined".
In my observation, most laptop workers use them on flat desks for extended periods – even multi-billionaires do it – and this may well result in neck problems.
They gave an astonishing display of rope swinging, altercations, gestures of what looked like reassurance, toilet breaks and what my daughter was certain was playing trains (but may well result in a few baby chimps).
The NRC has the authority, however, to force compliance with future requirements as and when they are issued.Safety, then, may well result in delays and cost-overruns: two factors not entirely unfamiliar in building nuclear plants.
Even if arrests (or threats of arrest) are unlikely to result in prosecutions, they are still time consuming, distressing and frustrating and, if you are arrested, may well result in a lengthy battle to have DNA, fingerprints and other records removed from police databases.
