Sentence examples for sake result from inspiring English sources

I knew that he was looking for a long-term relationship (that would hopefully, for my sake, result in marriage) and that he was allergic to most pets, because those things came up in conversation.

To brevities sake results are not displayed.

In this way Frankfurt (1999) tacitly, and White (2001) more explicitly, acknowledge the way in which my caring for my beloved for her sake results in my identity being transformed through her influence insofar as I become vulnerable to things that happen to her.

Additionally and for clarity's sake, the results of this research aims to facilitate and enhance current cloud provider interoperability beyond the state of the art but we do not claim to solve all problems of VM or IaaS interoperability.

This election feels nothing like the joy of watching Barack Obama making history in 2008 and again in 2012, but I hope for all our sakes the result is again a majority for the Democrats.

Those disciplines are like fashion, he complained: They pursue form for its own sake, and the result is boring — decorative and arbitrary.

For the sake of the result explanation, it will be assumed that the network consists of approximately 100 mobile nodes span in the flat space (i.e., its span size is roughly 1 km2) and that there are roughly 20 mobile nodes per service area region [7].

We can't just destroy them for the sake of better results.

Didn't the eagle-eyed Ofsted inspectors notice "surgeon" heads – reportedly on an average of £150,000 a year – lopping off low-achieving pupils for the sake of their results data?

For the sake of clarity, results with the linear scoring are not presented in this subsection.

For the sake of completeness, results are also reported when the number of fuzzysets and the number of principal components retained after the application of PCA is varied (see Table 3).