Sentence examples for figured out a result from inspiring English sources

Just when you thought you had the Patriot League men's basketball race figured out a result like this comes out of nowhere.

How much pricing power exactly does Apple have over publishers desperate to figure out a digital strategy that results in paying subscribers?

But if we decide to lead, we had better figure out a way to produce results.

"I am a doer, so I try to figure out a way to get a good result," Mrs. Clementi said.

For example, one statement "I can usually figure out a way to solve biology questions" resulted in ambiguity centered around whether students were thinking of doing questions on tests or on homework.

"Depending on the search terms, the algorithm needs to be able to figure out if a result from a week ago about a TV show is recent, or if a result from a week ago about breaking news is too old," he wrote.

The problem experienced by ABA when A is underexpressed can be also figured out as resulting from the relative excess of B. Accordingly, when B is overexpressed in the presence of a normal amount of A there will also be a decrease of ABA (excess of B leads to inactive subcomplexes A-B and B-A).

Asked if he had figured out which results would secure him the bonus if he won the tournament, Scott, who began at No. 19 in Cup standings, said he knew only that Simpson must finish well back in the pack.

They were thrilled when they finally figured out the results.

The plant has also the potential to inhibit lipogenesis which can be figured out form the results in Figure  5.

The gods convene, and figured out who was responsible, resulting in a unanimous agreement that, along with most trouble, Loki was to blame.