Sentence examples for result cited from inspiring English sources
Correction: December 12 , 2002 Thursday The Books of The Times review on Tuesday, about "Max Beerbohm: A Kind of Life," by N. John Hall, misstated the publication date of Beerbohm's only novel, "Zuleika Dobson," and as a result cited an omission in the biography erroneously.
But the reason you get that economists' result cited above about the benefits' outweighing the costs is that these studies overwhelmingly find that on net, raising the minimum wage lifts the earnings and the incomes of a vast majority of affected workers (the economist John Schmitt provides an excellent review of the literature; see his Figure 1 for the "hovering around zero" effect).
The proof consists of a simple change of variable in the result cited from [8]; cf. [[11], pp.299-300].
In the words of Ronald Ross, 'To say that a disease depends upon certain factors is not to say much, until we can also form an estimate as to how largely each factor influences the whole result' (cited by McKenzie, 2000).
But neither man was satisfied with the result, citing its lack of atmosphere and excessive lighting.
Conversely, respected directors Ava DuVernay and Edgar Wright weren't afforded that freedom by Marvel, and abandoned ship as a result, citing "creative differences".
A representative of Chanel declined to comment on the result, citing the charitable nature of the event.
Court orders new Kenyan election Jump to media player The Supreme Court annuls the presidential result, citing irregularities.
In court papers, lawyers at Berman DeValerio who represent the lead plaintiff called the settlement an "excellent" result, citing the uncertainty of litigation.
The EU observer also questioned the result, citing "numerous irregularities", but praised the election overall, describing it as a "positive step".
In a historic decision Friday, Kenya's Supreme Court annulled last month's election result, citing irregularities in the way the vote was run and calling for a new election in the next 60 days.
