Sentence examples for results remind from inspiring English sources

The results remind us of how immigrant populations are an integral — yet often unseen — part of the New York fabric.

Pages of legal warnings attached to the half-year results remind investors that the bank remains under investigation by the Serious Fraud Office over the way it raised £7bn in capital during the 2008 banking crisis.

The shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, said: "These results remind us that progress on increasing the number of young women taking subjects like physics, maths and computing is still too slow.

Doctors relying on a Roman emperor's edict of a seven-day week to determine an antibiotic prescription course, not careful analysis of clinical results, remind us that units of time have been wielded throughout history as an expression of power.

One can argue whether it makes sense to give special legal protection to labor unions, but Ronald Coase's results remind us that it is easy to exaggerate the consequences of those provisions.

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But seeing these survey results reminds me just how much men don't feel the same pressure that we women do, and it's up to me to resist that in my own life.

The results reminded the party that, even with an economic recovery, adding to their 303 seats in the House of Commons (of a total of 650) in the 2015 election will be an uphill struggle.According to the data, in the 32 Conservative-held seats with the thinnest majorities where Labour came second in 2010, the party is trailing 14 points behind.

These results reminded on the differentiation of osteogenic progenitor cells.

These results reminded us that Notch signaling might regulate monocyte-derived macrophages recruitment for renal fibrogenesis.

These results reminded that there were some organic components in mouse blood that could catch iron, and these components could be released sufficiently after proteinase K treatment.