Sentence examples for really the result from inspiring English sources

AM: It's really the result of a long process.

Are these fires really the result of climate change?

"The country is really the result of conflict, not the result of consensus," he said.

The male-dominated executive suite is really the result of women lacking the courage to seize opportunity?

Not everyone is convinced the chaotic events of recent days are really the result of a carefully plotted script.

It's not really the result of anti-materialism, though Gornick is very aware of class and labour issues.

But is this really the result of male privilege, or just a consequence of crowded urban living?

Such issues certainly deserve our attention, whether or not they are really the results of a revolution.

This was never really about the result.

But it is far from clear that the Republicans really altered the result.

So I really hope the result, however gracelessly or grudgingly, will be accepted by the loser".