They are also freer to innovate as a direct result of the size of their companies.
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And many small business themselves are formed as a direct result of student research.
This is a direct result of the suburbia lifestyle, whose other negative implications are well documented.
So far, we have gotten zero members as a direct result of the sponsorship.
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Davenport was relieved of his post as a direct result of his over-identification with his troops.
Privately insured patients may have better access to surgery: a direct result of insurance status.
So China has insisted on accumulating dollars as a direct result of government policies.
These lawsuits are a direct result of how takeovers are orchestrated under Delaware law.
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Davern has said he believes Wood's death was a direct result of a fight with Wagner.
At least 29 people are thought to have died as a direct result of the cold snap.
In the banking industry, of course, no one dies as a direct result of a banks screwup.
It also says that 30, 000 people have been displaced as a direct result of conflict this month.
The speed of the App Economy is a direct result of the astounding efficiency of our digital technologies.
"It is a direct result of the day of action - there are no strike specials, " he said.
The Travelers Cos. also saw a 51 percent drop in quarterly profits, a direct result of Sandy-related claims.
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In 1995, as a direct result of her crusade, the CIA introduced new guidelines for recruiting its assets.
It is estimated that about 40, 000 people signed up as donors as a direct result of her appeal.
Instead, Mr. Obama's power and influence have been sapped as a direct result of his own choices and decisions.
Today the condition may affect 25% of all adults in America, a direct result of our sugary, fatty diets.
Medicaid patients use different hospitals: something that is in many cases a direct result of their insurance status.
As a direct result, Americans borrow, consume, and speculate too much, while we save, produce, and invest too little.
Increased trading yield estimates as a direct result of relaxation in Basel 3 requirements related to certain asset classes.
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They are a direct result of general ignorance about taxes and tax redistribution.
More than 40, 000 people are known to have signed up as donors as a direct result of Alice's campaign.
The careful, bland, risk-averse, character-free character of its on-air product is a direct result of a leadership-by-committee management culture.
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The Liberal Democrats say this is a direct result of charging tuition fees.
Vicki says that this forum is a direct result of one of the action plans developed in an earlier forum.
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You could argue that this issue has arisen as a direct result of the cheap food policy adopted by supermarkets.
Seven months later, the Florida Department of Children and Families concluded that "the death was a direct result" of inadequate supervision.
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