Sentence examples for was to result from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
Sadly, for the crowd if not for Portugal, no business was to result.
Thus began the titanic struggle between Gorbachev and Yeltsin that was to result in Gorbachev's political destruction.
Peter Lanyon is also here with his flights of aerial fancy, inspired by the gliding that was to result in his death.
I doubt if any innocent event has ever had quite such dramatic repercussions, for it was to result in a scandal that rocked Victorian society and ruined both participants.
The confrontation between theory and practice, as the project of Filangieri's science advanced, was to result in a detailed legal reform program for European nation-states and their interaction as a system.
At the same time, both Wāṣil and the Muʿtazilah became involved in a revolutionary movement led by the ʿAbbāsids that was to result in the overthrow of the Umayyads.
The Feminine Mystique was to be the result.
Extinctions are likely to result.
Investigations are likely to result in minor corrections.
This deal is supposed to result in $500m£325m5m) in efficiencies.
The evidence is expected to result in charges today.
