Sentence examples for a result of first hand from inspiring English sources

The study presented in this paper investigates the ways that visitor expectations change as a result of first hand experience with a service in the context of a major art exhibition.

That state of acceptance in the face of death could only be a result of first hand explorations into spirituality.

As a result of second-hand smoking, women's smoking exposure almost certainly exceeds that reflected in their own smoking behaviour.

My genuine belief in Zuora's vision/product as a result of deep first-hand experience as Zuora's customer zero is compelling.

"When a tenant's smoking results in an intrusion of second-hand smoke into another tenant's apartment, and that tenant complains repeatedly, the landlord runs a financial risk if it fails to take appropriate action.

AMD has been in the same boat, however, and the result of this is often a flood of second-hand graphics cards hitting auction sites with a knock-on effect on sales of new cards.

The result is an eclectic collection of second-hand books, antique pots and key tags from the local seamstress, along with locally sourced furniture – a mix of contemporary and antique – and smart grey cotton curtains.

As a result, new and second hand car prices in the Netherlands will drop up to 30%.

The results from meta-analysis showed that the effect of second-hand smoking on lung cancer incidence for men was not significant, however, that for women showed a significantly elevated risk of lung cancer incidence (RR = 1.32 for second-hand smoking at home; RR = 1.37 for second-hand smoking at workplace, Table  2).

The result is a sentimental sermonizing that reeks of second-hand assumptions and unquestioned stereotypes even as it reflects, sincerely but clumsily, a real political fury.

Americans aged 58 or younger, who experienced a loss as a result of the housing crash first- or second-hand, are relatively less confident in homeownership than those who did not experience the crash directly, a study from the Boston Federal Reserve finds.