Sentence examples for discernible result from inspiring English sources

Donors are estimated to have sunk well over $500bn into the continent in recent decades with no discernible result on poverty reduction.

The Justice Department opened a civil inquiry into the L.A.P.D. in 1996; it had no discernible result until the Rampart scandal lent it new impetus.

The meaning of climate-related actions, because they produce no discernible result, is necessarily eschatological; they refer to a Judgment Day we're hoping to postpone.

The single discernible result is that a few words - belief, change, value, renewal - mean slightly less than they did a month ago, and there may have been a spike in ProPlus sales.

The World Bank, however, is less focused on anti-corruption interventions in the pharmaceutical system per se but rather on broader health systems strengthening projects, which may have a less discernible result in terms of their specific impact on good governance in the pharmaceutical system.

Unfortunately, the plea never produced discernible results.

Attention reverted to audiences - with discernible results.

Since then, hundreds of millions of dollars have been squandered on his Ganga Action Plan, with no discernible results.

Startled and mindful of the safety of his young children, he called the police with no discernible results.

Ms. Gaines is the vice president of Prime Image, a maker of devices like the Digital Time Machine that shorten audio and video recordings by up to 12 percent with "no discernible results".

Philosophy became my thing, and I've spent countless hours ruminating on why there's something rather than nothing, without any discernible results.