Sentence examples for results, arguably from inspiring English sources

Some elements of The Sun's coverage suggested it had drawn a conclusion from the poll which the results arguably do not sustain.

While the national wine trade generally treats the annual contest as the definitive New York competition, the absence of certain wineries inevitably shapes the results, arguably not always in their best interests.

3.3 does improve results, arguably at the cost of a certain loss in language-independency.

Importantly, many of these studies are restricted to single country analyses, rendering results arguably context specific.

If our results indicate that employees had problems regarding social support at work 7 years back already, the results arguably pinpoint a central issue regarding sickness absence.

However, because it is a different domain of health care activity, the results arguably lend further weight of evidence that there is an 'ICCS effect'.

Moreover, the Stoke result arguably says something about the new mass Labour party, and its potential effectiveness in the right circumstances: I was there last weekend, and there was something remarkable – moving, even – about all those car loads of activists (many filled by people from Momentum) coming to town to assist on the frontline of the battle against nasty populism.

This begs the question, "Is eight years too long for a presidency?" Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican 1959 midterms Senators lost: 13 US Reps lost: 48 Result: Arguably, the worst second-term midterm election result for a recent president.

Even though Rubio appeared to be on course to come in second or third in Nevada, the results were arguably most disappointing for him.

Yet the most compelling argument for adopting this proposal is that paying the private sector by results is arguably the most efficient way of levelling the playing field.

Neil Morton, at Investec Securities, noted drily after the cheerfully good first half figures that "reading BP's quarterly results is arguably a more useful exercise for law students than for financial investors.