Sentence examples for result of modern from inspiring English sources

"It's the result of modern medicine".

The trend toward mobile museums is partly a result of modern technological advances.

But the length and severity of the current drought may be a result of modern environmental factors.

As a result of modern technology, people, money, images, and ideas are able to traverse the globe with tremendous speed.

In making this argument, Mr. Hanson joins a group of scholars who do not explain Western dominance as a result of modern imperialism.

Researchers believe many of the criticisms were as result of modern society living through a "Hall of Mirrors" era, whereby social media distorts people's perceptions of how "well" their peers are doing.

The program is the result of modern-day television arithmetic: If the younger viewers whom advertisers crave are so drawn to both reality television and more extreme sports like surfing and skateboarding, executives figure they will watch a program that brings the two together.

The other point is that Cookman presents the results of modern forensic examination of various remains, proving beyond doubt that starvation reduced the Franklin expedition to cannibalism.

By contrast, the results of modern science can be justified, I think, by using the general epistemic principles that we all share.

Sometimes the results of modern blending are promising, as in the case of our No. 2 wine, the 2000 Viña Sardasol reserve from Virgen Blanca, which is 50percenttempranillolo, 30percentt cabernet and 20percentt merlot.

The noted physicist Lord Kelvin wasn't exaggerating when he wrote, in 1867: "Fourier's theorem is not only one of the most beautiful results of modern analysis, but it may be said to furnish an indispensable instrument in the treatment of nearly every recondite question in modern physics".