Sentence examples for statements resulted from inspiring English sources
Dr. Hamilton said that those statements resulted from "miscommunications" and that "there is no five-minute rule".
In an interview, Enver Baig, a former senator, said that the threatening American statements "resulted in gluing all political parties together".
Ironic statements resulted in significantly higher activation levels than literal statements in the right superior and middle temporal gyri, with metaphoric statements resulting in intermediate levels in these regions.
The theory in each of the suits is that a series of "materially false and misleading" financial statements resulted in AOL's share price being far higher than would ever have been the case had more accurate data been disclosed.
These statements resulted in criticism from liberals such as Glenn Greenwald, who described Hunter's proposal as "dangerous", "improper" and "unconstitutional".
Acting US Attorney John Horn said on Wednesday that former Habersham County deputy Nikki Autry's false statements resulted in the tragic incident.
The tedious and somewhat abstract statements resulting from attempts to formulate precise definitions of maps and charts are more likely to confuse than to clarify.
Sunbeam, the appliance maker, said it would restate last year's financial statements, resulting in a "material adjustment," and possibly the results for 1996 and the first quarter of this year, too, because of possible accounting irregularities.
Paying treatment costs for complete strangers would jeopardize the health-care provider's profit-and-loss statements, resulting in financial losses and precipitating shareholder revolts that could help engender disbelief in our economic system and the American Way.
During the trial, several witnesses withdrew or changed their statements, resulting in judges releasing the defendant - named in court as Ralf S - from pre-trial detention in May.
Rules-in-use are those rules to which participants would refer if they had to explain and justify their behaviour to other participants in the action situation5 [24], while rules-in-form are always written statements, resulting from formal legal procedures.
