Sentence examples for better result from from inspiring English sources

"The impulse behind the law was to do something better for children and to demand a better result from the system," said Mr. Bell.

"I don't think you could ask for a better result from a preliminary study like this," said Sharon Hesterlee, the vice president for translational research at the Muscular Dystrophy Association, which was not involved in the study but helped pay for an earlier phase of the work.

The try by Charlie Hodgson that ended more than four fallow hours without Saracens scoring one was, on the face of it, the difference in denying London Welsh an even better result from their latest tilt at unseating the Premiership establishment.

From South Carolina, where unemployment is almost double the rate in New Hampshire, he echoed Mr Gingrich's attack on Mr Romney, likening Bain's corporate raiders to "vultures" who swoop on sick companies and leave only the skeleton behind.Though Mr Romney could hardly have hoped for a better result from New Hampshire, his test is not quite over.

"It may be that another one of our neighbouring authorities may, and I stress only may, offer a better result from consideration of a merger," Mr Morgan added.

In particular, average feed and water intake improved more when the chickens received χ8501/chIFN-α χ8501/chIFN-αL-18 either singly or in combinandon (10 and 10 cfu) before vaccination with better result from the later.

Auburn expected better results from Chizik's team this season.

One analyst applauded that detail, saying it could promote better results from the combined company.

Better results from its banking division contributed to ING's improved performance.

I got much better results from the camera using Google's free camera app.

New Hampshire, North Carolina and Missouri report far better results from their programs, though they are still quite small.