result from something **

Instead, they result from the way it is used in American culture.

But we should remember that more serious problems result from those who do not love them.

But economic events result from the behavior of people who remember the past all too well.

Any treatment that could result from this research is probably years away.

Poor performance can also result from parents who do not read to young children or otherwise support learning at home.

And part of it results from the fact that Smith is black.

The anger was said to result from the state of our economy.

Death was not supposed to result from this activity but sometimes did.

This results in a change of the medium's color from green to blue.

The only explanation which can be given, he says, seems to me to result from the experience known to all the world.