Sentence examples for really resulting from inspiring English sources

Vaiśeṣika and Yogācāra join together in seeing a hearer H's knowledge that p which other philosophers see as flowing from testimony as really resulting from an inference having as one premise that the speaker S is trustworthy and as another that S has said p, to conclude that p is true.

And Saks Fifth Avenue will be sending fashion editors little lunch boxes full of gum balls during the week; but will that really result in sweeter press?

Finally, really results!

So you're really resulted in an oligopoly with respect to the competitive dynamics.

This motion imagery task confirmed such a fact that motion imagery can really result in the changes of μ and β rhythms.

But do high follower counts really result in greater influence?

But c an curses really result in mental and physical reactions?

Curious about Wall Street's habit of super-bonuses and outsized salaries, Arlely ran a series of experiments to see if more pay really resulted in better results.

Does global CNS damage really result in global RNFL reduction?

Most resumes are not really results oriented and relevant, even though the authors may think that they are.

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