Sentence examples for making its results from inspiring English sources

Though its investment arm is only a portion of what betaworks does, it has still managed a 5.65x return, says Borthwick, making its results solid enough to compare to a similar-sized seed fund.

But excessive exposure to antibiotics hastens the process and makes its results unpredictable.

Many self-published titles are made available without an ISBN so tracking them is very difficult; Amazon does not make its results public.

Charging to appear, Google says, will make its results better because retailers will be motivated to include up-to-date listings.

The company's heavy dependence on services and software — and shift away from hardware — makes its results less cyclical than for many technology companies.

So last month's gambit by the Daily Telegraph to round up "50 Crime Writers to Read Before You Die" made its results a sitting duck for endless debate.

The company, which is based in Basel, Switzerland's pharmaceutical hub, said that reporting in dollars would make its results easier to compare with those of American rivals like Pfizer and Merck.

The lab, which made its results public for the first time 10 days ago, reported mercury levels as high as 6.8 parts per million in sediment samples collected near Manor Road.

This was an important effort of the SBBD community to make its results more internationally visible.

So what does a company do to make its results look better?

Of five other national pollsters that reported results for both likely and registered voters on their final surveys, only the Pew Research Center made its results more accurate by narrowing from registered to likely voters.