Sentence examples for frequent results from inspiring English sources

We'd rather have more frequent results–say, every month; Ubisoft seems bold enough to provide updates, but it's clearly in the minority.

Deforestation, loss of arable lands, decimation of wildlife, cancer clusters, birth defects, and depleted water tables are among the frequent results of war that last for generations.

Figure 2 details the distribution of the 61 samples tested by inter-assay comparison, as well as the distribution of 40 triplicates for each method in the intra-assay evaluation: variability is the cause of frequent results above the threshold of 50 cop/mL, as well as undetected ones.

While there are conflicting results from different studies, the present work confirms the most frequent results for sports drinks [ 6, 8, 9, 19, 24, 29], fresh fruits [ 6, 8, 9, 13, 24, 31] and daily vitamin C [ 9, 17] which were not associated with DE.

Remember that a broad search term like "car" can generate more results than you need while a more specific term like "sapphire blue Ford Focus" may not generate very frequent results.

And protests, though rarely reported in the Chinese media, are a frequent result.

A frequent result is an almost mawkish after-school banality and the sense of an artist in transition.

The frequent result is that the Digg faithful propel articles about Digg itself into the top spots.

An organism with conspicuous coloration draws attention to itself, with some sort of adaptive interaction the frequent result.

"The frequent result is that minimal benefit is obtained from maximal effort".

The frequent result is paralysis, as Europe and the US struggle to adapt to their declining influence and the Bric countries hesitate to project global solutions.