Sentence examples for mirage resulting from inspiring English sources

Republicans said the appearance of a tax increase for low-income people was a mirage resulting from arcane fiscal math.

Mr. Khuzami added: "Investors must have faith that the economic performance of public companies reflects lawful considerations of markets, price and product rather than a mirage resulting from bribery and corruption".

Meanwhile, the lengthy nature of the Swiss aircraft procurement process, reinforced by the embarrassments of the Mirage Affair, resulted in the simultaneous acquisition of a new fighter to eventually replace the Mirage.

Between 1967 and 1984, six of the unit's Mirages suffered major accidents, resulting in three fatalities.

The game was so one-sided - in the batsman v bowler sense - that it was tempting to believe that it was just a mirage, a result of the blaring heat.

Margaret Wappler of The Arizona Republic praised the video saying that it had "electrifying color schemes and high-shine lighting, resulting in a fantastical pop mirage between Lady Gaga and Beyonce".

Mirage fired feldspathic restorations were luted with either a dual-cure composite (Mirage) or a glass ionomer luting cement (Fuji I), resulting in 2% and 15% lost or fractured restorations, respectively, after a maximum observation period of 3 years.

The differences between the IIIS and the IIIRS (as the reconnaissance version was designated) resulted in only 36 Mirage IIIS fighters and 18 IIIRS reconnaissance aircraft actually built by the Federal Aircraft Factory at Emmen.

It turned out to be a mirage of a result, of course, and United won their third straight Premier League title.

The Adh3 data as well as our globin RT-PCR results suggest that mirage structures do not interfere with regular splicing of the mRNA, although many, but not all of the tandem repeats contain AG/GT splice signals (for the BflGb6 example, see Figure 6 and Additional file 4) which could be used as cryptic splice sites producing alternative (and possibly aberrant) transcripts.

The water was still cold but the air was considerably warmer, and the result was a "superior mirage": we saw the dark line of the horizon twice, both where it actually was and at a phantom place above it.