Sentence examples for trial leaves from inspiring English sources

And depriving Bin Laden of a trial leaves him "now as a martyr," he said.

Yet the trial leaves in its wake far more than the aftermath of the Leveson inquiry into press regulation.

Bob Ewell is described as a "little bantam cock of a man" with a face as red as his neck, so unaccustomed to polite society that cleaning up for the trial leaves him with a "scalded look; as if an overnight soaking had deprived him of protective layers of dirt".

However, the absence of random assignment and the fact that our study was not cast as a non-inferiority trial leaves this possibility more as a hypothesis, one in need of further testing.

No wonder that the end of his trial leaves me asking, "Why?" In my opinion, the real verdict is that we are guilty of failing to address mental illness before the shots are fired.

Wilson's book picks up where the trial leaves off and happily notes that Louise died in 1965 in Las Vegas of alcoholism, and Bud died "in ignominy" in Wasilla, Alaska, in 2009.

Last summer, Green Beijing had a successful trial run: leaves returned to deciduous trees in the control area within weeks.

The trial left many mysteries unresolved.

Still, the volley of criticism seemed rote as the trial left President Recep Tayyip Erdogan largely unscathed.

The trial left no uncertainty about the careful planning that went into Frein's assault.

Both women said the trial left them exhausted, but also in awe of the jury system.