Sentence examples for results vindicate from inspiring English sources
It has been an exciting time and the results vindicate the team's incredibly hard work.
Shareholder Paul Mumford of Cavendish Asset Management said the results "vindicate last year's shareholder revolt against the AIA acquisition.
Instead, they are trying to change directly from being council-run schools to academies a harder task.On the upThe good news for the reformers is that, where academies are well-run, the results vindicate the argument for greater freedoms.
"We have been making desperate cries to the world that all is not well for the African elephant across the continent and feel sad that the results vindicate our position," Paul Udoto, a spokesman for Kenya Wildlife Service, said of the census.
Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.
The results vindicate to a great degree the formula-based method's assumptions about student's mood and indicate that neural networks and conventional algorithmic methods should not be in competition but complement each other for the development of affect recognition systems.
But other successful liberals here agreed that the election results vindicated nonconfrontational politics.
Told of the deployment data analysis, they said the results vindicated their demands.
(The DNA results vindicated her. Foster tested the Carr Y, too. It didn't match the Hemings blood).
Co-author Graham MacGregor, a professor of cardiovascular medicine at the Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine at Queen Mary University of London, said the results vindicated the FSA's prompting of food producers to cut salt levels, including by setting targets.
Most emboldened by Republican victories in this month's midterm elections were its hard-line conservatives, who say the results vindicated their defiant actions, including last year's government shutdown.
