Sentence examples for supposed result from inspiring English sources

For (b), as the successive sentence implies a supposed result, condition-result is recognized.

Condition-conversion: relation between a request condition and its supposed result which arisen from the request being denied.

Condition-result: a logical relation between a supposed condition and a supposed result or between a factual condition and its corresponding consequence.

The supposed result of these features is that the proponents of different paradigms will often be unable to communicate with each other, and that, even when they can communicate, their standards of assessment will always favor their own paradigms.

But the supposed result of it and a few other recent personal catastrophes -- his latest release, 808s and Heartbreak -- plays exactly the way you'd figure an "introspective" album from Kanye West would.

The effect was as powerful as LaCour's supposed results: The canvassing technique virtually erased the transgender prejudices of about one in 10 people, and the change lasted at least 3 months.

This deal is supposed to result in $500m£325m5m) in efficiencies.

Technological advance was supposed to result in us teleporting to new planets, wasn't it?

Others, by Joel Meyerowitz, show the supposed end result of the book itself: scenes from the sweet life in Italy.

In theory this is supposed to result in an eerie feeling of closeness between the two of you.

"Long-term-care insurance is supposed to result in less pressure on Medicaid, not more," said Ms. Senkewicz, the former executive at the insurance commissioners' association.