Sentence examples for led to a result from inspiring English sources

Miller, echoing previous comments by David Cameron, said it was up to the church to tackle its internal problems, urging it to examine the "procedures and processes" which, she said, led to a result which did not "reflect the majority will".

Another part of Ehlers' exploration of exact solutions in his thesis led to a result that proved important later.

In the first, we included island distributions for those species that also had broad continental distributions; this led to a result of Mediterranean Islands being the ancestral area at most nodes in one major clade (see below).

Democrats doing poorly may lead to a result in which national politics are affected".

"Your argument leads to a result that is just as absurd as your colleague's result on the other side," the chief justice said to Ms. Maynard.

"I certainly hope this leads to a result," Conrad told the Swampland blog, "because otherwise I'm going to have wasted five years of my life".

This may mislead the dictionary updating, thus leads to a result that is not so fine.

In particular, when g ( x ) = x 1 3, s = 2, it can lead to a result which is consistent with that of Xie [16].

For example, forward pre-completeness for the average system leads to a result on closeness of solutions between the original and average system on compact time domains.

A piecemeal approach could lead to a result that addresses some problems, such as border security, but leaves out others, Obama said.

Further, as Stanford political scientist Morris Fiorina explains in an excellent analysis of the research, the methodology used -- forcing respondents to choose between two dichotomies -- leads to a result that can exaggerate the ideological consistency of respondents.