Sentence examples for resulting not from inspiring English sources

Vital infrastructure was destroyed resulting not only in power outages, but smoke that blanketed Straddie, neighbouring islands and the mainland for days.

But new venues have arisen and new programmers have emerged, resulting not necessarily in numerically more choices each day but in a wider range of films.

And that money has rippled through the riverfront communities, resulting not only in chic cafes and pricey boutiques, but an influx of second homeowners to the east bank.

Freed of fuzzy paternalism, the people who remained were encouraged to think for themselves and question the corporate culture, resulting not only in technological innovation but in huge cost savings.

In recent stories, however, there has been a more pronounced tendency on Ms. Munro's part deliberately to stage-manage her people's fates, resulting not only in more conventionally suspenseful narratives but also in tales that can feel implausible and contrived.

That lake and Meadow Lake will be gouged out and joined, resulting not in a natural-looking contoured lake mandated by Robert Moses, but in a large, rectangular commercial area.

From now on, the domestic budgets of northern and southern Europe will be connected, a fact resulting not from a long-term plan but, once again, from crisis.

Although South Asia has continually been subjected to strong outside influences, it has always incorporated them into native forms, resulting not in imitation but in a new synthesis.

Results not typical, as the ads warn.

And, as a result, not too exciting.

Effective delegation focuses on results, not methods.