Sentence examples for always resulting in from inspiring English sources

The Texas decision briefly looks at the argument for a different denominator — women whose options will get worse because of the law — but then rejects it, bizarrely enough, because the resulting fraction is too large: it "would make the large fraction test a tautology, always resulting in a large fraction".

In recent years, new drugs have shown activity in metastatic breast cancer, but not always resulting in an overall survival benefit.

It can be shown that such an approach to runoff calculation involves a systematic error, always resulting in an over-estimation of the runoff amount.

Both acute and chronic stress can affect different forms of lateralization in the human brain, often (but not always) resulting in greater involvement of the right hemisphere.

Geisha may also engage the guests in a variety of drinking games, at which they excel, almost always resulting in guests getting progressively sozzled.

The lower Co content hardmetal grade (GD40) is more aggressive than GD50 or GD60 to the cutting edge, always resulting in faster wear and larger cutting forces for the same machining parameters.

But studies do not always result in new traffic lights.

casualties, but almost always result in indiscriminate innocent civilian casualties".

Mergers, like marriages, do not always result in happiness.

Such cases do not always result in convictions.

"But obtaining a right does not always result in justice".