Sentence examples for instance resulting in from inspiring English sources

William Baer, the director of the trade commission's Bureau of Competition, says that it is unlawful for monopolists to injure rivals without an efficiency-enhancing business justification -- for instance, resulting in lower prices or superior products.

The deliveries he found for Daryl Mitchell and Vikram Solanki were too good, the inswinger in the first instance resulting in a bat-pad catch that was well taken at short leg before Solanki, who had just picked up a couple of confident boundaries, had no answer to one that swung away late, edging it to first slip.

It does appear to be the first known example of a police department using an explosive in an offensive capacity to actually kill a suspect, but bomb-defusing robots have been weaponized in the past by police forces, in one instance resulting in a mobile home burning down.

It does appear to be the first known example of a police department using an explosive in an offensive capacity to actually kill a suspect, but bomb-defusing robots have been weaponized in the past by police forces, in one instance resulting in a mobile home burning down.

Data from several European hospitals were stored in one RegaDB instance, resulting in a combined dataset of >8000 sequences.

The first Gates grant for immunization, for instance, resulted in roughly an equal amount pledged from other donors, mostly governments.

The twin oil shocks of the 1970s, for instance, resulted in 20 to 25 years of low prices.

These were intended to help nab major traffickers, but the sentences were triggered by the possession of tiny quantities of drugs: five grams of crack, for instance, resulted in a mandatory-minimum sentence of five years.

Interviews with three people who attended a recent academy screening of "Quills," for instance, resulted in wildly different assessments of its reception, how many people showed up, what they talked about in the lobby afterward and how many, if any, walked out before the movie ended.

The police wanted "traffic data" to mean a whole URL, but Caspar explained patiently that a web search for "pregnancy tests", for instance, resulted in a URL that contained those actual search terms, and would thus give the police information that most reasonable people would consider to be "content".

In spite of the higher early-time CSOR observed in this case, the 2 m instance resulted in the lowest ultimate CSOR of 3.8 and higher well spacings revealed slightly less favorable results of this value.