Sentence examples for orders resulting in from inspiring English sources

The company issued a profit warning two weeks ago, due to contract delays and the loss of a number of orders, resulting in the departure of its chief executive.

While the price recovered quickly, the rapid price movement caused many traders to experience margin calls or stop loss orders, resulting in potentially severe losses.

The suspect refused to obey orders, resulting in the shooting, the release said.

On November 16, President Obama announced the awarding of a Medal of Freedom to Minoru Yasui in recognition of his lifelong fight for justice, including his challenge of discriminatory orders resulting in the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans.

On September 19 , 2009 Thompson announced that he intended to resume practicing law as of October 1, 2009, claiming that he was "never disbarred" because all of the orders resulting in his disbarment were legal nullities.

Thousands of shoppers have suffered a particularly frustrating lead-up to Christmas after a massive surge in online orders resulted in lengthy delivery delays.

The Telegraph's report revealed that British officers' refusal to carry out American orders resulted in a formal State Department rebuke in 2004 to Britain's ambassador in Washington, Sir David Manning.

The Germans issued orders to go on to the defensive along the entire front, but poorly communicated orders resulted in this being impossible to achieve, with some German forces retreating, and others preparing to hold their ground.

These results are particularly interesting because they suggest that long-term trends in life-history evolution across mammalian orders result in correlated changes in selection efficacy between groups and leave a distinctive trace at large evolutionary scale.

Davis maintained that position even when mandated to issue licenses by both Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear and court order, resulting in a six-day jail stint in early September.

Sports Direct had already lost legal moves to have the Rangers chairman, Dave King, found guilty of contempt of court and sent to prison for allegedly breaching the order, resulting in the retailer's business tactics being criticised by Smith.