Sentence examples similar to results alas from inspiring English sources
The result, alas, was a bit dull: "Macrowikinomics: Rebooting Business and the World".
It is the sonic equivalent of a laser's beam-generating cavity and, in an analogue of what happens in such a cavity, the reflections stimulate the production of further phonons to create a coherent wave of sound loud enough for Dr Steinhauer's sensitive equipment to detect.The result, alas, is still not quite open-and-shut.
The result, alas, was to increase that market dominance by shielding Heathrow from the competition it would have faced had the airports been spun off to separate owners.We concluded that "in general markets are better at directing investment and at finding the right trade-offs between service and price than even the best-intentioned monopolists and their regulators".
The result, alas, has been all over recent headlines.
The result, alas, is that there are houses around the world with closets dedicated to storing all those old photos.
It might even yield better results than (alas) reading a travel columnist who'd like to think he knows what visitors will like but has perhaps become a bit blase by living in the city.
It has restored the "Save As" and "Revert to Save" functions; alas, the result is almost more confusing than before.
In an early experiment a gang of eight senators four Republicans and four Democrats—headed to Mount Vernon in October 2012 to chew over a deficit-reduction plan acceptable to both parties, alas without result.
This reaction is catalyzed by ALA synthase (ALAS).
During the 1990s, for example, California experimented widely with capitation — alas, with mixed results.
