Sentence examples for resulting from success from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was representative of a new, emboldened Canadian sports psyche resulting from success at the Vancouver Olympic Games or perhaps it was simply a matter of the World Junior tournament being so tilted towards Canadian success that hockey fans really do see it as little more than a parade towards a championship.

In recent decades, the increases in world rice production that have resulted from successes in research and the transfer of modern technology have mainly concerned irrigated high-yielding varieties.

Yet Republicans acknowledge that any move to support expanded offshore oil drilling after years of resistance is a sea change for Democrats, though one resulting from Republican success at elevating domestic oil production into a top-tier issue in the 2008 presidential and Congressional races.

Selection on body size resulting from mating success in the EE2 females was significantly positive at α = 0.05, and we observed a similar, nonsignificant trend in control females.

The Grid's on-demand scalability means you'll always be ready for intense bursts of traffic; and the growing audience resulting from your online success.

Wasps chief executive Nick Eastwood has been promoted to deputy chairman in a senior management reshuffle resulting from the instant success of the club's December move to Coventry.

This latter definition of IS use implied that IS use resulted from IS success, rather than being an innate feature of IS success [ 16].

But it is also resulted from his success with swing voters.

By finally declaring itself an American State, Britain would help fill the gap that would result from the success of my campaign to reverse Abraham Lincoln's regrettable decision to prevent the Confederate states from leaving the Union.

In part, this resulted from the success of the fair itself, which led more and more contemporary artists to familiarize themselves with outsider work, and sometimes pull from its aesthetic.

As climate change accelerates, non-native species' ability to respond favorably will likely exacerbate the ecological and economic problems that result from their success.