resulting in German

resulting in German is resultierend — resulting means coming about as a direct consequence of something just mentioned.

resultierend

adj

Of something that follows as the result of something else; resultant.

What does "resulting" mean?

adj Coming about as a direct consequence of something just mentioned.
"The factory closed, and the resulting job losses hit the whole town."

consequential ensuing following subsequent

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What is "resulting" in German?

"resulting" in German is resultierend. resulting means: Coming about as a direct consequence of something just mentioned.

How do you use "resulting" in a sentence?

Example: "The factory closed, and the resulting job losses hit the whole town." In German, "resulting" is resultierend.

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