Sentence examples for result in someone from inspiring English sources

In extreme cases, this can result in someone remaining in an abusive relationship.

Worldwide only 43% of murders result in someone being put behind bars.

But this won't always result in someone losing their licence: the spokesman himself reported a relative to the DVLA, and that relative is still driving today.

"We do not want any of our activities to result in someone being imprisoned that doesn't belong there," the Wayne County prosecutor, Kym L. Worthy, said at a news conference with Mr. Cockrel and Mr. Barren.

Mr. Assad was clear on Tuesday that he had no intention of compromising with his adversaries, and seemed to reject the next deadline: an Aug. 1 target for developing a "transition plan" that Mr. Obama and Mr. Kerry have said must ultimately result in someone else running what is left of Syria.

If they can finally get it right in the transfer market this summer, they could have a say in the latter stages of the top four, but another failure should result in someone paying the price – and that someone isn't the manager.

Sometimes that results in someone who is confused and frightened being left in a flat or house entirely on their own.

We don't know how many times a "view" resulted in someone downloading a dataset, or actually using it for something.

5.24pm GMT This was the statement made by Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley – with difficulty – outside the Royal Courts of Justice: No officer sets out at the start of the day to run an operation that results in someone dying.

"No officer sets out at the start of the day to run an operation that results in someone dying.

"No officer sets out at the start of the day to run an operation that results in someone dying," he said.