Sentence examples for resulting in future from inspiring English sources

The obtained results indicate that the proposed framework has the potential to accelerate the realization of the concept of modular manufacturing with reduced footprint and maximized efficiency, resulting in future cost savings.

The box office performance of The Princess and the Frog – a total of $267 million earned worldwide against a $105 million production budget – was seen as an underperformance; the "Princess" aspect of the title was blamed, resulting in future Disney films then in production about princesses being given neutral titles: Rapunzel became Tangled and The Snow Queen became Frozen.

The work could also result in future treatments for autism and other brain development disorders.

Failure to begin that effort now will surely result in future revolts, future dictators and future tides of desperate refugees headed for American shores.

Mr. Burwick said that even though this first deal would not involve a monetary investment, it would ultimately result in future ad spending on Yahoo.

The available screening tests do not always detect men whose lesions could result in future morbidity or mortality.

Instead, it focused largely on whether Mr. Rice created a hostile work environment, which could have resulted in future lawsuits, and whether Mr. Murdock was wrongfully terminated.

He left the details to his press secretary, Scott McClellan, who said in a briefing an hour later that doing nothing about Social Security would result in future benefit cuts to all retirees, regardless of income.

The conference held here to day resulted in the formation of a loose organization that is expected to result in future meetings by the representatives of the 12 states.

Imitating past managerial policy may result in future inflexibility with little innovation.

One issue has been referred back to the regulator which may result in future adjustments - upwards or downwards.