Sentence examples for an exciting result from inspiring English sources

"An exciting time... an exciting result!" declared MSNBC's anchor, Brian Williams, on Monday night as he broke the news that "Alan Keyes has rocketed" to third place in the Iowa caucuses.

This is indeed an exciting result.

"I think it's an exciting result," said Dr. Robert Pappalardo, of Brown University.

Helen Booker, RSPB senior conservation officer in the south-west of England, said: "This is such an exciting result, better than we expected, and the rate of increase is an indication of just how important rat-free islands like Lundy are as breeding site for seabirds".

The university's website reported that Susan Worrall, the director of special collections, said: "The radiocarbon dating has delivered an exciting result, which contributes significantly to our understanding of the earliest written copies of the [Koran]." "We are thrilled that such an important historical document is here in Birmingham, the most culturally diverse city in the UK," she said.

We also found an exciting result that they have excellent anti-implantation activity after oral administration.

"It is a very exciting result and opens a new chapter in paleontology, a subject usually constrained to examining old bones and teeth," said Adrian Lister, an expert on mammoth evolution at the Natural History Museum in London.

"This is an extraordinarily exciting result," says astronomer Daniel Weedman of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, who coined the term starburst galaxy in 1983.

"It's a very exciting result," says Robert Marquis, a plant ecologist at the University of Missouri in St . Louis

But often, as I have pointed out for the case of biomedical research, popular reports often do not make clear the limited value of a journalistically exciting result.

"It's a really exciting result," says Dermer.