Sentence examples for which soon resulted from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, they were creating enough of a stir for EMI to offer the Floyd a recording contract, which soon resulted in hit singles such as "Arnold Layne" and "See Emily Play".

The Foundation sent a volunteer to demo Minecraft: Pi Edition at Mojang's MineCon conference, which took place in Paris at the weekend — noting that he was able to write a simple loop which "simultaneously changed the position and type of blocks being placed, which soon resulted in lava cascading from mid-air and setting fire to the wood below".

No one seems particularly happy about the looming moves, which may soon result in Texas A&M University and the University of Washington being in the same conference, but no one seems willing to lose out on the dollars at hand, either.

In addition, says Kiwibox, the company is in the process of completing a due diligence review of a targeted international social network, which it adds will soon result in actual contract negotiations.

Karen, aged 32, a cleaner on the minimum wage, initially borrowed just £500, which soon spiralled to £5,000 as a result of the punitive interest rates.

Ten years ago, Apple announced the iPhone, which soon gave birth to the App Store and the resulting broader app ecosystem.

The result was not only a temporary boon to Enron, which soon collapsed under its unbridled greed, but also to the entire Wall Street financial community.

Bickering consumed his marriage, which soon broke.

Some even believe that preëmptively educating children about the process will lead them to become politically active too soon, which may result in premature registration with a write-in political party.

It warns: 'Unless action is taken soon which will result in a recovery of consumer confidence there is every possibility that sales of timeshare in Europe will cease in the foreseeable future.' A timeshare is the purchase of a right to occupy accommodation for a period of time - usually a week - on a regular basis for a number of years, with Spain and the Canary Islands most popular among Britons.

Various schools with varying interpretations of the Buddha's words soon appeared in Buddhism, which resulted in rich and vibrant philosophical and hermeutic atmosphere.