Sentence examples for brutal result from inspiring English sources

It was a brutal result for a team that has won more Australian Grands Prix (12) than any other team.

He has seen the brutal result of angry husbands hitting their wives and the end game of pill-poppers who crack healthy teeth, one by one, to get dentists to prescribe pain medications.

They are attempting to determine whether the brutal result was caused by individual mistakes, fear of a Labour-SNP corlition, or a fundamental misjudgment in the party's decision to enter government with the Conservatives in 2010.

Hazing is a ruthless and dangerous practice, the benefits of which do not outweigh the brutal results.

Many of the experiments — and that's really what they are — are bound to have brutal results.

As with most Stalinist projects, the conditions in which it was built were brutal, resulting in innumerable casualties; from 1938 until 1956, it made extensive use of forced labour, but the sheer beauty of its construction seems to win over even the sharpest critics.

On Tuesday's brutal results show, which I have not-so-affectionately nicknamed the "Red Chair Wedding," four of the very gifted top eight will be eliminated in one fell swoop — and, for lack of a more eloquent way of wording it, that is going to suck.

Azza's intervention led to her receiving a brutal beating, resulting in a fractured skull and other serious injuries.

If Miliband were to speak really freely about the brutal realities resulting from Cameron's policies, no one would give a monkey's about how adenoidal he sounded.

In the case of the 1857 uprising, the truth is that the reigning power's brutal response resulted in some significant changes in Indian political life.

Military operation was brutal and resulted in hundreds of deaths, albeit in extra judicial killings.