Sentence examples for long resulted from inspiring English sources

New York's institutional and political divisions have long resulted in governmental gridlock in Albany.

The chimera of the "street" reaction was also a cover for timidity by Western politicians that long resulted in appeasement and payoffs.

But in New York, as in cities across the country, armed law enforcement are de-facto first responders in a psychiatric emergency, and this has long resulted in people especially people of color ending up dead.

The arms are long, resulting in an almost knuckle-dragging, simian way of walking.

But Mr. Cruz's reflective, unhurried pace and his meandering, lyrical dialogue allow his fuses to burn a little too long, resulting in more fizzle than flash (2 10).

"NFA processing times are widely viewed by applicants and the industry as far too long, resulting in numerous complaints to Congress," he said.

This area is less attractive to incumbent firms, since the payback time on investments is long, resulting in a low Net Present Value (NPV).

Vessel diameters are irregular and lengths between branches are long, resulting in a high resistance to blood flow.

Afterwards, the approximately 90-bp-long resulting fragments were amplified by PCR (17 cycles) and sequenced.

When we search for information or services, the search engine lists a long result set.

Long result lists from web search engines can be tedious to use.