Sentence examples for duties results from inspiring English sources

Before morning duties, results show a significant sleep reduction of up to 40% of the aircrews' usual sleep needs leading to a clear increase of fatigue during flights.

Let's return to honoring our law enforcement officers, rather than throwing them under the bus every time the execution of their duties results in a less than perfect outcome.

In some cases, like for both Ramirez and Battaglia, the fact that a lawyer failed to fulfill their duties results in a last-minute reprieve for the defendant.

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The combination of high caseloads, patients with substantial needs, and significant administrative duties results in staff burnout related to feelings of ineffectiveness.

On the contrary, the relations which exist between man and his Maker, and the duties resulting from those relations, are the most interesting and important to every human being, and the most incumbent on his study and investigation.

Japan's coast guard has said that Mr. Zhan could be released in a few days if he accepted the allegation that he obstructed public duties, resulting in the collision, and paid a fine.

LOS ANGELES – Lionsgate said on Wednesday that Tim Palen would continue "long term" as chief marketing officer, ensuring continuity for that studio's "Hunger Games" franchise and ending a power struggle over marketing duties resulting from its acquisition of Summit Entertainment.

For her second album, Narada Michael Walden shouldered most of the duties, resulting in a more homogeneous collection whose lead single, "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)", became a dance-pop landmark of the decade, its effervescence perfectly suited to Houston's characteristics of understated sophistication sweetened with perky vivacity.

Sachs and Ruehle (2009) agree, highlighting the example of Enron whose prioritisation of economic over ethical and legal duties resulted in a major business ethics scandal.