How to use "result" in a sentence

Each looked for an easier triumph, and a result less fundamental and astounding

Murder was usually the result of domestic quarrels, drink, or robbery

As a result, he had no girlfriend, but he was happy with his books.

She had come back to hear the result

In the process of trying to hurt his ex-wife, he'd waste several days of the court's time, and the end result would be exactly the same as if he'd never been given a chance to protest."

As a result, Network agents routinely posed as FBI men, with counterfeit credentials in the names of actual FBI agents.

A neatly folded pair of twenty-dollar bills, placed without ostentation into the hand of a front-desk clerk, was almost certain to result in the timely discovery of a forgotten vacancy.

He hung up and tried again, with the same result.

Could this spot on Danny's brain have anything to do with the boy's psychic power? Were his latent psychic abilities brought to the surface as a direct result of the man-made virus with which he had been repeatedly infected? Crazy - but it didn't seem any more unlikely than that he had fallen victim to Project Pandora in the first place

And for sure, if the people in this installation got the idea that Danny's newfound psychic abilities were a result of the parietal spot caused by his repeated exposure to Wuhan-400, they would want to test him, poke and probe at him

And do you know the result? That letter was never written by Protheroe at all