Sentence examples for result in a title from inspiring English sources

Wales go into Paris on the back of a nine-match winning streak and Gatland believes success at the Stade de France could result in a title bid.

Some in the academic community worried that Kipnis' critique of university policies around sexual misconduct could result in a Title IX investigation that could have put her status as a tenured professor in jeopardy.

This uncertainty also led Puccini repeatedly to dramatic missteps -- from the early "Manon Lescaut" (where his meddling with the libretto resulted in a title character who is a hash of unrelated impulses) all the way to "Turandot" (how can we pay serious heed to her final love duet with Calaf when they both have callously discounted Liù's death by torture just before?).

"The target is to win more races and hopefully get more results in a title fight - a proper one".

"The target is to win more races and hopefully get more results in a title fight - a proper one". Ricciardo will drive the new Red Bull on the first two days of the first pre-season test in Jerez, Spain from 1-4 February, in only his second season with the team.

Maybe not when it came to last night's result – and, in a title race that is likely to see both sides racking up huge points totals, even draws such as last night's could prove very costly – but certainly in terms of the season as a whole.

Melbourne's Albert Park is the perfect location for the first race and it was there in 2009 that the Brawn F1 arose from the ashes of the abandoned Honda project to win its first-ever grand prix in the hands of Button, who was beginning a run of success that would result in a double title triumph.

Spending the time needed to do this will result in a better title.

There was the Northwestern professor whose editorial against "sexual paranoia" resulted in students filing a Title IX suit against her, and the University of Missouri students who sought to bar journalists from a public plaza, which they claimed to be a "safe space" protected from the media.

The exercise of the power of eminent domain also normally results in a new title in the sovereign.

In my research, the moves that constituted promotions met at least one of two criteria: They resulted in a better title with more responsibility or propelled the executive to a larger firm.