Sentence examples for fact that resulted from inspiring English sources

Ms. McLaughlin said her company did not know that the state's felon database did not have a designation for Hispanic, a fact that resulted in only a handful of the state's approximately 650,000 registered Hispanic voters making the purge list, compared with more than 20,000 blacks.

Film scholar Dean A. Kowalski argues that in this scenario free will still exists, as the perpetrators control their actions, and the precogs visions are but the facts that resulted from their choices.

This was different from conventional travel literature of the time, insofar as it present more than a mere collection of data - it also demonstrated coherent, colourful and reliable ethnographical facts that resulted from detailed and sympathetic observation.

In fact, he discovered, the imbalance that resulted wasn't healthy for their relationship.

This might be due to the fact that, resulting from the qualitative pre-study, mainly important characteristics were presented.

The fact that resulting ranges often turn out to be quite large confirms the difficulty of making reliable forecasts.

In fact, process conditions that result in a smaller standard deviation are often preferable.

I liked the fact that results often included coupons in the total price.

It was amazing to finish the winter with victory over Sri Lanka but it can't take away from the fact that results haven't gone our way.

"This is confirmatory of the fact that results continue to grow and increase," Mr. Klein said in a telephone interview while he was on his way back from Washington.

The fact that results should not be cited prior to peer review is valid; the point here is that we need to allow time for these results, and perhaps others that counter them, to undergo peer review….