CEFR B2

resulting

adjective

Meaning

Happening or coming as a consequence or effect of something.

Examples

The company's aggressive marketing strategy led to a significant increase in sales, resulting in higher profits.
The prolonged drought had a devastating effect on agriculture, resulting in widespread crop failures.

Synonyms: consequent, eventual, subsequent, emergent

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resulting (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /rɪˈzʌltɪŋ/

Definition

Happening or coming as a consequence or effect of something.

Examples

The company's aggressive marketing strategy led to a significant increase in sales, resulting in higher profits.
The prolonged drought had a devastating effect on agriculture, resulting in widespread crop failures.

How to Use resulting

resulting in (prepositional phrase): As a consequence of something. — "The negotiation failed, resulting in a strike."
resulting from (prepositional phrase): Caused by something. — "The success was resulting from careful planning."

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