Sentence examples for results in doing from inspiring English sources

It always results in a positive reply and almost always results in doing "It".

This results in doing what is not really needed in our districts" (NGT, 2010) Results show that in some cases, the districts have to align their priorities to the government directives which may not be necessarily on the districts priority list.

No matter what you choose, each situation results in "Don't worry about it".

Drug companies face an excruciating dilemma, where doing the right thing may result in doing themselves irremediable harm.

They were non-syllogistic because, once their parts were assembled they resulted in doing something, not in employing a syllogism (Dunlop 1957b, Risâlah, p. 225).

For the NSF, this resulted in doing more supportive work than initially planned; and for the sport club, this led to a slowing down of planned activities.

You might be tired in school the next day, which will result in doing badly with your schoolwork.

You do not need to constantly workout to see results, in fact, doing so will most likely hinder your progress.

The simple fact is that they pee standing up and this results in them doing EVERYTHING differently.

Management has seemingly built this team to do both, which, no surprise, has resulted in them doing neither.

The bank's financial results in 2003 did not include Bank One's earnings.