Ruffian was not without her own nest of them" — with a resulting rise of fatal breakdowns.
Revered writers become something like saints to their admirers, with a resulting desire for shrines.
But Smith and Perot had to contend with a resulting ambiguity over the exercise of power.
As the years pass, the Encores! productions move closer to becoming fully staged performances, often with a resulting improvement in the richness of characterizations.
But simply increasing the height of letters would mean much larger signs -- 40 to 50percentt larger, with a resulting increase in cost as well as visual clutter.
If they then learn about Christian creeds in year 11, their approach may be more mature, with a resulting unequal approach to the two.
The technical presentation had warned that the new site for the gasifier was "fundamentally unsuited for UCG", with a resulting recommendation it be shut down.
We become more prone to metabolic and endocrine problems, including weight gain, with a resulting increased risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
There could also be fewer orders for dramas and comedies, with a resulting shrinking of jobs for Hollywood writers and actors.
It could be the England women's rugby, cricket and football teams largely professionalising with a resulting outpouring of success.
Sometimes her singing was ravishing and sometimes the voice was used with too much pres sure, with a resulting "beat" that threw the intonation a little off.
