Sentence examples for somewhere results from inspiring English sources

Her ventriloquization of her daughter – with the phrase 'it's got to come out somewhere' – results, we argue, in her daughter's words being used both to console herself and to convince the interviewer.

People often ask me how you know when it's time to leave your job, if there is a fool-proof questionnaire lurking on the Internet somewhere whose results will offer them an answer that is unequivocally right.

On average, Google got the correct answer somewhere on its first results page 69percentt of the time, versus 68percentt for Ask and 63percentt for Bing.

Remember, when someone searches using keywords your profile will appear somewhere in those results if you have them written anywhere on your page.

The process of homogenizing milk, I'm reliably told ("reliably" in the sense that I think I read this somewhere years ago) results in the fat particles in the milk being atomized, thus promoting the unimpeded passage of the dangerous fats through the stomach wall and into the bloodstream in such a way as to lead to serious arterial plaque problems in late middle age.

Others see the high-profile and expensive hiring of Isaac Mizrahi to design the Liz Claiborne brand as a decision lying somewhere between mixed results and disastrous.

For the rest of my life, when someone searches my name on the internet, the word "rape" will appear somewhere among the results.

… There's got to be somewhere between [publishing results in the] open source literature and classified that we've got to figure out how to get to, because until we do we are going to be caught".

Research shows that actual electoral outcomes usually fall somewhere between the results of polls that include third-party candidates and those that do not.

Results: somewhere between a third to a half of the population of the US and Europe claims to have had problems with depression.

The true nature of human brucellosis clustering in California during 1973 1992 most likely falls somewhere between the results of these two statistical analyses.