Sentence examples for but a result from inspiring English sources

Your conscious life is but a result of your overall efforts toward helping others and leading a positive life.

The brand awareness that FedEx(R) has is no fluke, but a result of concerted branding efforts.

And this may be so, but a result is a fundamental distrust of the audiovisual, in favor of books.

But a result pitch, particularly one that spins from the start, could hinder their drive for batting points.

But a result of this decision is volatility in the value of the dollar in foreign exchange markets.

Mr. Kabila has always argued that the war is not a civil war but a result of an invasion by Rwanda and Uganda.

Parliament voted for the new chair of the public accounts committee on Wednesday, but a result had not been announced at the time of publication.

The constituent assembly, inaugurated today, is not just a reflection of the people's will but a result of decades of sacrifices and struggle.

But a result in the free countries is that what the news has gained in volume and speed it appears to have lost in durability.

In "Manakamana," what's "deadly serious" isn't a result of external repression, as it was behind the Iron Curtain, but a result of material hardships and strong traditions.

Far too often, a chief executive's pay isn't a result of an arms-length negotiation, but a result of a kind of a corporate buddy system.