Sentence examples for resulting from cutting from inspiring English sources

An attempt was carried out to develop some properties of self-compacted concrete (SCC) by adding waste plastic fibers (WPF) resulting from cutting beverage bottles.

Because the clitoris is a skinlike structure and stretches out excessively, do not cut off too much, as a urinary fistula may result from cutting such large growths too deeply.

The lobby is still paved with marble disks that resulted from cutting out the portholes.

Here's an interesting report on the significant job losses that would result from cutting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Rolfe says he shudders at the thought of losing money to the multimillion-dollar negligence suits that result from cutting corners.

The deficit in calories can result from cutting back your food intake or from increasing your energy output — the amount of exercise you complete — or both.

But it challenges the magnitude of the increase that President Trump and congressional Republicans promised would result from cutting the corporate tax rate to 21percentt from 35percentt as part of the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul.

Economists are quick to point out that whatever savings might result from cutting out the existing safety-net bureaucracy, they are likely to be far outweighed by the cost of handing an annual check for, say, $10,000 to every adult in America.

If it is correct, then the pursuit of extremely low levels of inflation may be misguided not only because of the short-term rise in unemployment that can result from cutting inflation, but also because zero inflation might cause permanently and unnecessarily higher levels of unemployment.

The two others BPCs result from cutting the data-driven dendrogram tree into two other levels.

It's better to wait and order the tile after you get an estimate from the installer, who can more accurately predict the amount of waste that will result from cutting tile.