Sentence examples for results increasingly from inspiring English sources

"Some Bing results increasingly look like an incomplete, stale version of Google results -- a cheap imitation," Mr. Singhal wrote.

Since the factors contributing to crash frequency and severity usually differ, an integrated model under the multinomial generalized Poisson (MGP) architecture is proposed to analyze simultaneously crash frequency and severity making estimation results increasingly efficient and useful.

All that is about to change with a major upgrade to Google's search results that aims to eradicate ambiguity and make clicking on the sites shown in search results increasingly unnecessary.

Par for the course was a Chicago Sun-Times op-ed by Senior Fellow Steven Malanga, who scoffed at efforts to raise the minimum wage or protect labor rights because "poverty in America results increasingly from the choices that people make, not our economic system's supposed shortcomings".

As the threshold γ decreases, that is, as the difference in the foreground and background intensities becomes smaller, the segmented results increasingly begin to include regions with intensity values closer to the background intensity.

This is a prescription for political dysfunction – a result increasingly common on both sides of the Atlantic.

Higher education providers are, as a result, increasingly looking to develop novel, workplace-relevant distance learning versions of degrees, which they say are considerably less expensive than that of a full-time, on-campus experience.

As a result, increasingly affluent people are willing to pay a premium for products from wild-caught specimens.

This means a dramatic expansion of higher education institutions of all kinds, students with quite different interests and abilities and, as a result, increasingly differentiated academic systems around the world.

Global migration in the 21st century is likely to increase in all high income nation states resulting increasingly diverse populations.

1 2 As a result, increasingly specialised language, concepts and understandings have deepened the gulf between scientists and clinicians.