But if the compromise plan does not yield results, many things could happen.
The nice thing about this sentence is that it may result in many things.
In my role as a business advisor, I often see well-meaning entrepreneurs try to be everything to everyone, which results in many things done poorly, and few totally delighted customers.
Procrastination can come in many forms, and be a result of many things.
The fact is, Mosul was ready to collapse at any time, for a very long time, and ISIL's appearance was merely the result of many things that took place before that.
Never mind that economic and social destabilization -- the result of many things, including policies of the first Clinton Administration -- had risen to dangerous levels.
That had probably been eroding for a while as a result of many things, but the bubble and the crisis certainly put an end to that view of the United States as the place that you look to for economic theory, for guidance with regard to how to regulate your economy, how to run your affairs.
For Saturday night's event, he is expected to make about $40 million, and the checks will come for years, determined by the results of many things beyond the fight itself, like the gate and the pay-per-view television numbers.
As a result many internet of things trials emphasise accessibility and openness, and actively encourage companies and citizens to use data to develop new apps and services.
As a result, over time, many things have been taken out – at least partially – of the market: human beings (slaves), child labour, public offices, basic education, healthcare and so on.
