Sentence examples similar to embraced results from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, passion triumphed and embraces resulted.

It is time we embraced the results of these trials as reflecting the need for daytime intensivists - who apply the appropriate standard of care in order to maintain high-quality care - and to redirect the resources proposed for night-time intensivists elsewhere.

J.L. Mackie held a view like this one and embraced this result — Mackie's [1977] error theory about "good" extended only to such putative non-relational senses of "good".

It is our view that further operational changes are needed to create a scientific environment in which sex and gender-sensitive approaches to research are embraced, and result in greater understanding of how women and men are differentially affected by health conditions.

But Mr. Dubinsky predicted that the pilots would "embrace the results enthusiastically".

He says the president is ready to embrace the results "enthusiastically" and accept the will of the people.

Labour will on Monday promise to embrace the results of the Chilcot inquiry into British involvement in the Iraq war and say that the repeated delays to the report's publication have paralysed British foreign policymaking, including the ability to restore public trust.

This is the only real weakness and prevents one from fully embracing these results.

I've had a year since my excommunication to reflect on my personal answer to this question, but embracing the result has been empowering.

While the baby boomers might be having too much fun to spend hours in the kitchen (the overall number of people baking has fallen slightly), it seems that my generation has embraced the therapeutic results of a couple of hours with a Magimix.

The Internet Engineering Task Force is working on specifications that would allow IM services to pass messages from one to another, but there is no assurance that the services will embrace the result.