Sentence examples for more a result of from inspiring English sources

It's more a result of the normal cycle of supply and demand.

Hunger is no more a result of food shortage today than it was then.

Poor seeing in telescopes is more a result of turbulence in the lower atmosphere.

The answer is not quite elementary, my dear Watson, but more a result of a combination of circumstances.

But that rate decline may have been more a result of the surprise than of longer range fundamentals.

We will recognise that a child is far more a result of its home than its school.

Some analysts say Russia has been sneaking through this quarter, taking credit for the reductions in exports that are more a result of higher seasonal consumption at home.

His hamburger, he said, was more a result of brute force in growing more material than anyone else has so far.

In his view, the declining appeal of a life in ministry is more a result of the rejection of authority than of the lure of more lucrative jobs.

There's a slight chill in the service, too — napkins are folded more quickly than glasses are replenished — but it's more a result of restraint than unfriendliness.

The next 20 years will be far more a result of the past 20 than what happened in the distant past.