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[A word that expresses that something is or should be the consequence of something else].
so
thus
therefore
hence
consequently
by consequence
1
Exporters were likely to lose ground
as
a
result
,
market players said.
2
A simple solution has emerged
as
a
result
of the coronavirus crisis.
3
Several were injured
as
a
result
of James Alex Fields Jr.'s actions.
4
Our growth has come about entirely
as
a
result
of market requirements.
5
She survived, but had health problems
as
a
result
of radiation therapy.
6
I think there's change now
as
a
result
of August, he said.
7
ITunes in Europe will be a slightly empty service
as
a
result
.
8
He stated that,
as
a
result
,
this issue needed very careful consideration.
9
Coolwagon will create 10 new jobs
as
a
result
of the contract.
10
A refinancing would take much longer
as
a
result
,
the source said.
11
They reduced confidence, and
as
a
result
they reduce activity, he said.
12
It could be said that his political fortunes suffered
as
a
result
.
13
We've seen what happened in other countries
as
a
result
of this.
14
Countries accumulate debt partly
as
a
result
of sustaining a trade deficit.
15
Claudine said, I don't think their culture has changed
as
a
result
.
16
Company bosses have raised growing concerns about labour shortages
as
a
result
.