Sentence examples for have always resulted from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare's scripts have always resulted from collaborations among playwrights, actors, and editors.
No one can deny the oceans of irrelevance that have always resulted from giving the public what it wants.
But they have always resulted in victories for the French, and in the addition of new provinces to the territory under their control.
Theoretical analyses have always resulted in nanomaterials' grain size probability distribution being of varied form: approximately either lognormal, Rayleigh, normal, Weibull, etc.
But debates over domestic surveillance have always resulted in scattered political alliances.
The mistakes we've made as a publisher have always resulted in higher quality and better experiences for our authors.
"The reality is the economic growth from new technology has always resulted in new economic activity and job descriptions.
Looking back upon the past century of Chinese history, Li and Liu observed that attempts to bring about radical change had always resulted either in disaster or in tyranny.
Some might reasonably argue that the introduction of new technologies has always resulted in a softening of prices and a lowering of the bars to entry across any number of fields.
"We're concerned," Mr. Caesar said, "about their decision to do an about-face on a longstanding practice that has always resulted in a free flow of information at a time when our affiliate is fighting for its right to exist and needs information to mount its defense".
