Sentence examples for good result would be from inspiring English sources

Every ten minutes or so news of yet another unfeasibly good result would be posted up on a digital display screen facing the street, provoking even more ecstatic cheering from the huge crowd gathered outside.

That raises some pretty big implications, the most obvious being that if it were left to women to vote on the issue, with men out of the picture, there's a good chance that the result would be in favour of restricting abortion.

If the state of nature is a good one, the preferred result would be more likely to occur.

I didn't know if I won but I knew the result would be good.'".

But it's a big game, we're aware of that, so a result would be good".

For instance, it might be held that the reasoning that runs 'This would be the repayment of a debt, and one which I voluntarily incurred; so I ought to do it' is actually enthymematic, and properly runs 'This would be the repayment of a debt, and one which I voluntarily incurred; such a result would be good; so I ought to do it'.

At times when he felt unwell, once every two months, he self-medicated, because as he reported 'I knew the result would be good, you know'.

Mr Bloom said he "had a sherbet" with Nigel Farage and they were on good terms, but warned the Newark result would be a "warning signal" for UKIP that it needed to talk about other issues.

This was an idea I came up with not knowing if the result would be any good or if anyone would buy it but it has turned out to be a fun success.

This result would be in good agreement with previous estimates based on Southern blot experiments, and the restriction profile of BACs (Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project; unpublished results) and P1 phages (J.M. Ranz, unpublished results).

He added that any formula "based more on results" would be good for the sport.