Sentence examples for will result for from inspiring English sources

Only one scenario Sunday — a victory combined with a Rays loss — will result for the Yankees in a division championship and home-field advantage throughout the A.L. playoffs.

In such an environment, it is more likely justice will result for the indigent client while the aspiring attorney will be enriched by the pro bono experience, "instilling in many a commitment for life," as Mr. Udell hopes.

The administration seems to have no concern for the hardships that will result for the children and elderly relatives supported by the wages earned by these hard-working, taxpaying immigrants, who, by the way, will be forced to return to the shadows.

A deal with New Look to promote six products in the runup to Christmas will result, for example, in a link to buy a jumper appearing in a piece about David Cameron advising people facing rising energy bills to wear jumpers to stay warm.

In any case, since we have not had much transparency on what subscription fees brought to WhatsApp's bottom line,  it is not clear how big of a revenue gulf will result for WhatsApp from scrapping subscription fees.

Two years later, a follow-up report lauded the work begun on what would become King/Drew by noting that "over 1,000 jobs will result for persons who live in the vicinity of the proposed hospital".

Nothing dramatic will result from these steps for now.

Don't try to buy them!(This will result badly for you and your grandchild).

The move will result in layoffs for about 3,550 workers at assembly plants in Michigan, Wisconsin and Ontario.

"Simplifying and streamlining the process will result in improvements for all parties," Pearce said.

Only time will tell whether this confrontation will result in improved conditions for Everest's Sherpas.