Sentence examples for sometimes result from from inspiring English sources

Disorders of eye movement and speech sometimes result from thalamic lesions.

The visual problems dyslexics suffer sometimes result from an inability to control the convergence of the tracking of their eyes.

This suggests that the condition may sometimes result from garbled feedback between the fetus and the mother's body, Dr. Roberts said.

Certain "inconveniences" will, no doubt, sometimes result from such an extensive liberty.

Nielsen (2008) and Reegård (2015) note that the independence given to learners may also sometimes result from insufficient resources for guidance rather than from intentional pedagogic strategies.

But it is worth highlighting the changes BlackBerry has made that take advantage of the Q10's hardware keyboard, and also the trade-offs that sometimes result from those changes.

Impaired vision sometimes results from impingement of the tumour on the optic nerve.

Dr. Walsh adds that emotional relief is another goal, and that it sometimes results from achieving the other two.

Unlike Granada, Nicaragua's other colonial-era city, León has avoided the ossification that sometimes results from reliance on tourism.

Allen Ginsberg once suggested that the paranoia that sometimes results from smoking marijuana is an effect "not of the narcotic but of the law".

Judge Rakoff wrote that the proposed sentence exposed the "utter travesty of justice that sometimes results from the guidelines' fetish with abstract arithmetic".