Sentence examples for inexplicable result from inspiring English sources

"He was haunted by the often inexplicable result of how a person's life turned out," his eldest daughter, the actress Hallie Foote, said.

Many Conservatives still regard their successive election defeats as the inexplicable result of fickle political fashion: few will admit that they, in the Thatcher and Major years, got anything other than the presentation wrong.

But instead came the convention's inexplicable result: Lincoln, a third-tier candidate, would be the nominee.

By inclusion of PCO2 in our model we attempt to find a reason for this interesting but somewhat inexplicable result of the CI technique.

The variation across regions for a given type of funding, illustrated in Figures  4 5 and 6, is a more surprising and somewhat inexplicable result.

If we did – if ritual actions had predictable, if inexplicable, results – that wouldn't be religion, but magic.

Bidders fought and in some cases even taunted each other for the prize of purchasing a car during prime time when their friends could see them, leading to some inexplicable results.

Tartar subsequently adopted Uhlig's basal-apical gradient to account for certain otherwise inexplicable results of one of his own experiments [ 122].

Amongst the remaining 85% with either potentially explicable or inexplicable results, there was a significant increase in documentation of results as abnormal from 25%to91%1% of cases between the first and second audit periods (p = 0.00 using z-test).

Others, on the other hand, have continued to advocate the risk factor approach, stressing the role of apparently inexplicable results in eventually guiding discovery (Greenland et al. 2004; Savitz 1994).

But if these Cardinals, led by quarterback Jake Plummer, can add another inexplicable game result to a season of unexplainable outcomes, then the Giants need only defeat the Cowboys to earn the final National Football Conference wild card playoff berth.