Sentence examples for has results not from inspiring English sources

The culturally insensitive solution they propose often has results not unlike Oussie's unfortunate but entirely predictable end.

The pedestrianisation of the square has resulted not in a great new popular forum, he says, but "the trashing of a civic space".

This practice has resulted not only in a wasteful use of scarce capital resources but also in a retardation of the development of a domestic capital market.

We found that the imposition of quotas and goals has resulted not just in greater gender diversity, but to a more professional and formal approach to board selection.

This has resulted not only in offers and opportunities I never would have expected, but in relationships of freely offered and consistently reaffirmed mutual respect.

But the drug war has resulted not just in a "drug exception" to the Fourth Amendment, but also to due process, privacy rights and freedom of speech.

They could have results not in years, but in months and in some cases weeks.

Youth and Sports Minister Hachemi Djiar has appealed for calm, saying "violence has never had results, not in Algeria or anywhere else, and our youth know that".

This change will have resulted not from a great cry of the people to be free, or from overriding economic need.

These investments have resulted not only in more-seamless travel for our passengers but also in deeper relationships with all three airlines, including seats on their boards.

But he was hardly known outside his district, and his elevation as chairman had resulted not from merit but from congressional seniority rules.