direct result in English
immediate outcome, direct causal connectio
Use "direct result" in a sentence
1. They were a direct result of the Uprising.
2. His death was a direct result of your action.
3. High unemployment is a direct result of the recession.
4. As a direct result, various interests surrounding Japan has increased.
5. The crash was a direct result of inadequate navigational aids.
6. Anterograde amnesia is almost always the direct result of some
7. It seems that cancer is a direct result to injury.
8. He left as a direct result/consequence of what she said.
9. The king saw this victory as the direct result of divine intervention.
10. Consequent means happening as a direct result of an event or situation.
11. Some of these experiences are a direct result of our adherence to God’s laws.
12. This lack of training was the direct result of a serious lack of ammunition.
13. 7 The activation of leukocyte mediated by the cytokinesis the direct result of SIRS.
14. Camper offers a variety of products as the direct result of a commitment to creativity
15. In many cases, this depression is the direct result of emotional and verbal abuse – including Belittling
16. The unique deep red color of Almandine is a direct result from the presence of iron
17. Correspondingly, many of the food shortages of our day have been a direct result of war.
18. This variance is the direct result of the lower level of capital expenditures compared to Plan.
19. Compensation is available for people who have developed asthma as a direct result of their work.
20. A Bulbous, round nasal tip is a direct result of the shape of the lower lateral cartilages
21. As a direct result of this event, ABBA donated half of all royalties from the song to UNICEF.
22. It's unknown if Cloak and Dagger's cancellation is a direct result of these recent shake-ups at Marvel
23. The Panadent Articulator System is the direct result of the most advanced research in mandibular motion simulation (see Bibliography)
24. Many people feel it is the direct result of a music scene that glorifies vulgar activity and brutal conduct.
25. Corollary (of/to something) a situation, an argument or a fact that is the natural and direct result of another one
26. Hairstyling, haircut and haircolor options for men have evolved in recent years and the new Redken Brews collection is a direct result.
27. The Angeleno Card provides direct financial assistance to Angelenos facing extreme economic hardship as a direct result of the COVID-19 crisis
28. Spijkenisse, the Netherlands (PRWEB) September 15, 2004 This agreement is a direct result of intensive co-operation between Bbned and Allied Data Technologies
29. 4 Around 40 percent of the businesses in each host country have concluded co-operation agreements as a direct result of the event.
30. To run a Bimodal supply chain, the room to innovate or test new solutions is a direct result of optimizing Mode 1 operations
31. This, the Brahmans say, is the direct result of the New Delhi Government's policy, embedded in the national Constitution, of ''reserving'' places in …
32. “As a direct result of human activity,” reported the BBC, “species are becoming extinct at a rate 1,000 times greater than the natural average.”
33. What the Ashkenazim are, is a Levantine Middle Eastern diaspora and community whose presence in Europe is a direct result of European colonialism and enslavement.
34. The sustained increase in red cells in persons who reside permanently at high Altitudes is a direct result of the diminished oxygen pressure in the environment
35. Just as its name implies, an Accidental death and dismemberment insurance policy covers death or injuries that are proven to be the direct result of a
36. When obesity is a direct result of thyroid disorders and low metabolism, Bladderwrack may be of some help in weight control by boosting the thyroid's metabolism
37. Since the image emerges as a direct result of exposure to light and without the aid of a developing solution, the Albumen print is a printed rather than developed photograph.
38. The Calamities that had come upon the Grove since were a direct result of that meeting. Clive Barker THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW (2001) Despite the Calamities of commerce, the country …
39. Identifying one reason for this change in public attitude, the paper says: “The image makeover is the direct result of what may be the most expensive and most sustained government-funded advertising campaign in Canadian history.”
40. Anaphylactic shock is the direct result of the entrance of a specific foreign material into the bloodstream of a person whose body has become sensitized against it as a result of previous exposure and subsequent formation of antibodies
41. ‘sales are increasing by about 17% Annually’ ‘The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted Annually.’ ‘It is said that Annually hundreds of millions of dollars circulate as a direct result of this trade.’
42. Art forms that emerged as a direct result of the possibility of storing and processing sounds include Musique Concrète, electronic music, sound design in films, radio plays and the related genre of acoustic art, to name just a few.
43. Police Officer James Betso died as a direct result of illnesses he contracted after inhaling toxic materials as he participated in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center site following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001
44. The Governor's Farm Cidery Law was a direct result of a commitment made to hard cider manufacturers attending the state's first ever Wine, Beer and Spirits Summit to create a license similar to those available to farm wineries, breweries and distilleries
45. Bluefish fishing is still allowed, but the Bluefish’s current bag limits are the direct result of assessments of the Bluefish population to determine how many of the fish can be harvested safely without negatively impacting the long-term population of the species.
46. Despite the achievements I have just mentioned, Albania is facing many social problems that are the direct result of a difficult transition period and of the repeated crises that have struck the country and the region, such as those that have struck Kosovo.
47. The PDG defines Airmanship as "the mindset, evident in our behaviors, that causes us to proudly exhibit the highest levels of professional service to our country." It goes on to say "our behavior is a direct result of our mindset, and demonstrates our personal commitment to membership in …