Sentence examples for result from taking from inspiring English sources

I think good books result from taking risks.

UNEXPECTED side-effects can result from taking medication.

The changes result from taking away some of the more rural voters in Stanislaus County and adding voters from more suburban areas near Stockton, in San Joaquin County.

For some, the depression may be so acute that medication is clearly the best option; for others, the complications that could result from taking medication may be too terrifying to contemplate.

The firm has plenty of liabilities that will not be called in for a long time, as well as diverse earnings, vast liquid resources and shareholders willing to accept the earnings volatility that can result from taking relatively risky positions.

Dr. Robert Cook-Deegan, professor of law, ethics and policy at Duke, notes that every person whose DNA is sequenced will get information about whether he or she will respond to certain drugs and whether certain side effects will result from taking certain drugs.

Yet the explosive joy that results from taking a break from work and dancing in the streets at night has remained central to the celebrations.

The alternative Morton says she gets good results from taking a 30cm rose stem, cutting off the top at an angle and recutting the bottom straight across a leaf node.

The restorer line R1128 resulted from taking full advantage of wide crosses between rice subspecies.

I take on a level of risk I'm comfortable with, then try to achieve be best results from taking that risk.

By using the known total concentration of GNPs, uptake and penetration through tissue may be measured, which results from taking the difference between the 'top' and 'bottom' samples.