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100 Sentence Starters for Explaining Effects

May 26, 2026

100 Sentence Starters for Explaining Effects

No. Item Definition
1. A common effect is Introduces a frequent outcome.
2. A direct consequence is Introduces a clear result.
3. A key result is Introduces an important outcome.
4. A likely result is Introduces a probable outcome.
5. A major effect is Introduces an important outcome.
6. Accordingly, Indicates a fitting result.
7. An immediate effect is Introduces a prompt outcome.
8. An indirect effect is Introduces a less direct outcome.
9. Another consequence is Adds another consequence.
10. Another effect is Adds another outcome.
11. Another result is Adds another outcome.
12. As a consequence, Signals a resulting effect.
13. As a result, Introduces an effect or outcome.
14. As such, Shows a result from status.
15. Because of that, Shows the effect of prior point.
16. Because of this, Shows the effect of prior point.
17. Bringing about Introduces a caused result.
18. By doing so, Shows the resulting effect.
19. By extension, Shows a broader effect.
20. Causing Introduces the effect produced.
21. Consequently, Shows what happened because of something.
22. Creating Introduces the effect produced.
23. Due to that, Signals a resulting effect.
24. Due to this, Signals a resulting effect.
25. Ending in Shows the final result.
26. Eventually, Signals a later result.
27. Following from this, Shows what comes next.
28. For this reason, Introduces the effect’s cause link.
29. From this, Introduces a derived result.
30. Generating Introduces a created effect.
31. Giving rise to Introduces an emerging effect.
32. Hence, Signals a resulting conclusion.
33. In consequence, Signals a resulting effect.
34. In effect, States the practical result.
35. In response, Shows a reaction effect.
36. In that case, Shows the resulting outcome.
37. In the process, Shows an accompanying effect.
38. In turn, Shows a follow-on effect.
39. Inevitably, Signals an unavoidable result.
40. It follows that Introduces a logical effect.
41. Leading to Introduces what follows.
42. Naturally, Signals an unsurprising result.
43. Not surprisingly, Signals an expected outcome.
44. On that basis, Shows a conclusion or effect.
45. One consequence is Introduces one consequence.
46. One effect is Introduces one outcome.
47. One outcome is Introduces one effect.
48. One result is Introduces one outcome.
49. Owing to that, Marks an effect from that cause.
50. Owing to this, Marks an effect from this cause.
51. Predictably, Signals an expected effect.
52. Producing Introduces the effect produced.
53. Prompting Introduces a resulting reaction.
54. Resulting from this, Links prior point to effect.
55. Resulting in Introduces the outcome.
56. Setting off Introduces a chain reaction.
57. So, Shows a direct effect.
58. Sparking Introduces what is ignited.
59. Subsequently, Introduces a later effect.
60. That means Explains the resulting implication.
61. The consequence is Directly states the consequence.
62. The effect is Directly states the outcome.
63. The immediate result is States the prompt outcome.
64. The long-term effect is States a later outcome.
65. The outcome is Directly states the consequence.
66. The result is Directly states the outcome.
67. Therefore, Introduces a logical result.
68. This brings about Shows a caused result.
69. This can cause Introduces a possible effect.
70. This can create Shows a possible produced effect.
71. This can lead to Shows a possible effect.
72. This can trigger Shows a possible reaction.
73. This causes Introduces a direct effect.
74. This contributes to Shows partial effect or outcome.
75. This creates Shows what is produced.
76. This directly causes Shows an immediate effect.
77. This eventually leads to Shows a later effect.
78. This gives rise to Introduces an emerging effect.
79. This immediately results in Shows an instant outcome.
80. This indirectly causes Shows a less direct effect.
81. This leads to Introduces a resulting outcome.
82. This may result in Shows a possible outcome.
83. This often leads to Shows a frequent effect.
84. This produces Introduces a produced effect.
85. This prompts Introduces a resulting reaction.
86. This results in Shows what follows from something.
87. This sets in motion Shows an effect beginning.
88. This sets off Introduces a chain reaction.
89. This sparks Shows what is ignited.
90. This tends to cause Shows a usual effect.
91. This triggers Shows what is set off.
92. This ultimately causes Shows an end result.
93. Thus, Marks a result briefly.
94. Ultimately, Signals the final effect.
95. Under these conditions, Introduces a conditional effect.
96. What follows is Introduces the next result.
97. When that happens, Introduces the resulting effect.
98. Which means Adds an implied effect.
99. With the result that Introduces the resulting outcome.
100. Yielding Introduces a resulting outcome.
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