Sentence examples for move could result from inspiring English sources

Such an aggressive move could result in the expulsion of foreign aid organizations that are currently doing relief work.

The move could result in back-office jobs being moved to Poland or India, the group's employees heard on Wednesday.

However, Labour warned that the move could result in smaller local hospitals ultimately reducing the services they offered.

In October, BP told investors such a move could result in reductions of $1bn to $2bn in around $25bn of capital expenditure across the group in 2015.

The move could result in the Safeway brand competing for space on convenience store shelves with established wholesale brands such as Booker's Happy Shopper and Nisa Today's Heritage.

The move could result in an influx of customers who drink fast-food or grocery store coffee, but could it also water down the Starbucks brand?

Since his state visit to Washington, Macron has warned twice that Trump's moves could result in war: first, when Trump withdrew from the Iran deal, and again Thursday after the president imposed tariffs on close U.S. allies, including France.

Failure to act as tenants and residents move in could result in dire social and economic consequences for east London years down the line.

Citibank says it will change the way it processes customers' checks, a move that could result in fewer fees for bounced checks for account holders.

Consolidated Freightways, one of the nation's largest trucking companies, said yesterday that it would shut down most of its operations immediately in a move that could result in the loss of at least 12,400 jobs.

Consolidated Freightways, one of the nation's largest trucking companies, said that it would shut down most of its operations immediately in a move that could result in the loss of at least 12,400 jobs.