Sentence examples for proximate result from inspiring English sources

Perceived changes in infrastructure, safety and visibility were all associated with proximity, and because these were hypothesised to change as a direct and proximate result of the intervention they were placed directly after proximity in the model.

He also said that the problems were entirely "the direct and proximate result of the negligence" of the church.

But Hale rejected many of these arguments, writing that the plaintiffs' claims suggested that the violence was a "direct and proximate result" of Trump's speech.

Singh's lawsuit says that as a "direct and proximate result of the PGA Tour's actions," he has been "humiliated, ashamed, ridiculed, scorned and emotionally distraught".

As a direct and proximate result of the Defendants phony marketing and representations promoting the book as a true and honest work of non-fiction, Plaintiff and the Class have been damaged and deceived.

But Hale noted that speech inciting violence is not protected by the First Amendment and ruled that there is plenty of evidence that the protesters' injuries were a "direct and proximate result" of Trump's words.

Exactly what losses or injuries are "natural and proximate" results is often very difficult to determine.

'The doctrine of non-liability affirmed in the several opinions already referred to, rests upon the principle that a person is legally responsible only for the Natural and proximate results of his negligent [45 N.J. 563] act.

The most concrete, proximate, useful result?

The cause of death, on the other hand, is the result of the injuries sustained, and represents the proximate event leading to the fatality.

Our results suggest that paint exposure would have a rather proximate effect on the risk of ALL in offspring.