Sentence examples for practice resulting in from inspiring English sources

In part this is because successive authoritarian leaders, from President Gamal Abdel Nasser onward, dictated the rules of artistic practice, resulting in often propagandistic work, akin to Soviet social realism or the Chinese art of the Cultural Revolution.

The labor board had originally said that an employer's failure to post the notice would be considered an unfair labor practice, resulting in penalties, but the circuit court said the board would be acting illegally to punish an employer for expressing a statement or in this case, for failing to post a statement under orders by the labor board.

Underdiagnosis remains a major issue in general practice, resulting in inadequate treatment.

In the late 1800s, medicine moved toward more science-based practice, resulting in improved diagnosis and treatment (Porter 1998).

Yet, a growing literature has articulated a gap between policy aims and actual practice resulting in public participation becoming tokenistic.

Current safety assessments may not reflect actual practice resulting in overly conservative or understated default assumptions for toxicological determinations.

This practice resulted in soil impoverishment and erosion.

This practice resulted in unbelievable wealth disparities (the Gilded Age) and collapsed spectacularly in the Great Depression.

This practice results in juries that are heavily skewed toward imposing the death penalty and also weighted toward convicting defendants.

Both training and practice resulted in better performance during the test problems.

However, this practice resulted in high rates of erosion and infection.