Sentence examples for To be results from inspiring English sources

However, he stated, at some point there had to be results and U.S. patience was fast running out.

The Beach Boys' otherworldly sound, and the faltering attempts to locate its source in the deceptively simple sentences of this memoir, appear to be results of that distancing.

A problem, he said, appears to be results from one test that some Muslim officials have interpreted as showing female hormones in the vaccine.

"A lot of people were willing to give diplomacy a chance, but at some point there have to be results," said Weekly Standard editor William Kristol, an advocate of the Iraq war.

The predictions have to be results of successive examination of free water oscillations, turbulent boundary layers on the sea bottom, and turbulent pulsation effects on sediment transport.

When assessing the capability of algorithms, the ground truth is considered to be results of human experts [ 23].

The book's goal, of course, is to be "result neutral".

He allowed me for the first time as an actor not to be result-oriented.

Almost everyone in "Drowning Mona" is dumber than he needs to be, resulting in several different types of slack-jawed stumblebums.

"Technology appears to be resulting in faster, wider and deeper degrees of hollowing-out than in the past," he said.

But Tobin cautioned that part of the increase is likely to be result of recent changes in police reporting requirements.