Sentence examples for results looking at from inspiring English sources

George Bonanno, a clinical psychologist and the author of "The Other Side of Sadness" has found similarly striking results looking at grief.

The main results, looking at the prevalence of a wide range of psychiatric problems in nearly 7,500 adults chosen randomly from the community, were published in January.

This was in keeping with results looking at the variability.

I tested the results, looking at Pokki across device classes, and liked what I saw.

Section 3 discusses the empirical results looking at the determinants (Section 3.1) and short-term effects (Section 3.2) of labour market reforms.

And we're starting to see real, measurable results: looking at phishing attacks against UK government brands, the median time the phishing site is up has dropped from 49 hours to 5 hours.

Don't actually look at the results; look at the number of results.

"The solid results look at least sustainable for 2009," said Nick Johnson, an analyst at Numis.

For those handicapping the results, look at the vagaries of that stern master of Albany -- election-year politics.

When evaluating the results, look at the ratio between the money spent on airtime and the profit returned.

We need to analyse the results, look at what happened underneath the medal tables," he said after the team arrived home yesterday.