Sentence examples for sure result from inspiring English sources

Whenever they try, panic and losses are the sure result.

Andrew J. Neff Teaneck, N.J., Feb. 22, 2009 • To the Editor: There is one sure result of nationalizing banks like Citigroup and Bank of America.

Slap on de facto price controls, squeeze profits to get more short-term access for more people -- and you'll have one sure result.

And if an Iraqi war should come, say the doubters, its one sure result will be to make millions of Muslims hate America the more, driving some of them to arms.Yes, do two things at onceA few parts of this argument need to be taken seriously.

Even if the bill were to survive the Senate, President Obama would veto it, which means the only "emergency" it's addressing is public passion -- and the only sure result of Thursday's vote will be to return the House to business as usual.

It is for the Arabs themselves to deal with their root problems, rather than blaming others (Zionists, for example or modern-day Western Crusaders), but hardly any sign that any serious soul-searching process is taking place, and the sure result of all that, is that we ain't seen anything yet, though we have seen so much.

Obama's goal is to make sure results have consequences.

But "I am not quite sure" results will come back quickly enough for that to happen in Brazil, he said.

If the Federal Aviation Administration certifies the plane -- a lengthy process, with no sure results -- contractors envision U.A.V.'s monitoring the skies of America in the name of domestic security.

But while two other fourth-seeded teams lost their opening games in a tournament with few sure results, Syracuse blew out No. 13 Montana on Thursday, 81-34.

The results demonstrate that the proposed model provides more accurate, precise, sure results; so that, it can be taken into account as an intelligent risk assessment tool in different engineering problems.