The farm was flooded, with the result that most of the harvest was lost.
The company doubled its sale force with the result that the sale rise by 26%.
Public athletics in collages and universities teacher s Burnout with the result that because of studying with counter plan;
Snow Lai another lyric poetry has the feeling of the imagination and beautiful of brilliancy with the result that.
He frittered away cash, with the result that the government is going into an economic downturn short of it.
Similar mutations accreted, with the result that virtually all modern hawks have astonishingly acute vision by human standards.
Many do not admit that contradictions still exist in socialist society, with the result that they become irresolute and passive when confronted with social contradictions;
The tattoo qualifies as an original "work of visual art" that may gain "recognized stature," with the result that a court may enjoin its destruction.
The Moon therefore is pulling back on the tidal bulge with the result that there is friction between the ocean floor and the water.
He threatened to resign and had a chat with my boss, with the result that half of my job was taken away and given to him.
To increase sales, firms could hire more people without caring too much about productivity, with the result that growth in revenue correlated closely with growth in headcount.
98% of those who were asked allowed the police to enter their homes, with the result that in 1994 the small unit running the programme seized 402 guns.
In the later Soviet period the enemy imposed a strict blockade on the Soviet areas, with the result that five grams of salt sold for one yuan.
The thieves appear to have benefited by stealing loads in several jurisdictions, with the result that some police departments were slow to share information about the crimes.
The average life expectancy was only 30 years, and epidemic diseases were rampant, with the result that the population decreased year after year.
It worked much easier than he imagined, however, with the result that the car jerked quickly forward, throwing him back against the door.
You were way off in your calculations, with the result that the house cost you twice as much to build as you had originally planned.
with the result that the pipa is now one of China's most important national instruments for solo, accompaniment and ensemble recital.
However, many consumers have been sceptical about the promised extra image detail – with the result that sales have not taken off as expected.
A frost lolled off nearly all the apple blossom, with the result that we had a very poor crop this year.
Browsers did not properly isolate their private sessions from non-private ones, with the result that suitably crafted sites could trace visitors between private and non-private sessions.
Water levels in rivers are low, with the result that hydroelectric plants are generating about a fifth less electricity than normal.
This study shows how easily people move from thinking socially to thinking financially with the result that they focus mainly on themselves and their own needs.
The broad working masses were undaunted, and persisted in their struggle with the result that the Qing government did not dare to conclude a new treaty with the imperialists.
The accelerated pace of technological advance has also interacted with the rapid rise in financial innovation, with the result that business services and financial transactions now are transmitted almost instantaneously across global networks.
But the report laments that far too much of the harvesting of, and trade in, wild products is poorly supervised, with the result that habitats are degraded and stocks depleted.
During the Northern Expedition it neglected to win over the army but laid one-sided stress on the mass movement, with the result that the whole mass movement collapsed the moment the Kuomintang turned reactionary.
They think they should sleep 8 or 9 hr., so they spend [that amount of time] in bed, with the result that they have trouble falling asleep and wake up a lot during the night.
Deceived by domestic and foreign counter-revolutionaries, a section of the people in Hungary made the mistake of resorting to violence against the people's government, with the result that both the state and the people suffered.
Especially the production of car will be the main direction of automobile industry development in China, with the result that the demands on the premium grade oils will increase quickly.
However, Qin II fatuity No Road, listen to a traitor Zhao, with the result that people dissatisfied with their resistance throughout. 20 nine years ago, Chen Sheng, Wu uprising;
From the Tang Dynasty on down, baths have been built on the Yellow Mountain and many famous writers and painters have used the Yellow Mountain Hotspring as their theme with the result that its fame has spread far and wide.
This ultra-Left policy of attacking the petty bourgeoisie drove most of them to the side of the landlords, with the result that they put on white ribbons and opposed us.
The mistakes we have made since the founding of the People's Republic were all due to overeagerness: disregarding China's realities, we set excessively high targets, with the result that progress was slowed.
The armies of the day were led by archers who made their own weapons, with the result that each archer's arrows could only be fired from his own bow.
"He came to study under me, with the result that he learned nothing". Only a few of the disciples understood: What the Master had to teach could not be learned.
"Having lost his father while still a child he was thoroughly spoiled by his mother as the only son and heir, with the result that he grew up good for nothing."
However, after our army advanced down south, we followed a "Left" policy, broadening the scope of our attack and making many enemies, with the result that our rear area was frequently raided.
This lasted in England until 1851, over a century and a half with the result that a bunch of homeonwners bricked up a few windows so they wouldn’t have to pay.
A much-despised, enormously popular drink called "grocers' claret" was born, with the result that, between 1859 and 1878, sales of French wines, largely from Bordeaux, rose sixfold to 36m bottles.
