Sentence examples for type of result from inspiring English sources

"It's a game-ending home run type of result.

"We are taking immediate action to prevent this type of result from appearing.

This not the type of result you'd expect, if gun control were popular.

Accordingly, scientists may (knowingly or not) bias the scientific process to produce that type of result.

Come the final whistle, RSL looked less like a team that hadn't been beaten over 90 minutes since 3 November (16 games) then a group primed for this type of result.

But Judge Sauls, in his order, referred to the opinion of the attorney general that indicated that if this type of result happened that there would be serious -- or potential of federal and state constitutional questions and that the vote would be in jeopardy.

"This is exactly the type of result which can be achieved when police share information in real time and use Interpol's global network to locate, identify and arrest suspects," added Mr Noble.

A 2012 report, Resilience, Risk and Vulnerability at Sida, by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, described resilience as a "new type of result" and said that the "need to choose different indicators for measuring resilience [per se], in order to understand if adaptation has been achieved, seems not to have been considered in most planning processes".

Our characterization in this case is based on a 'revelation principle' type of result, where we show that a social choice function can be symmetrically implemented if and only if a particular kind of (indirect) symmetric mechanism implements it.

The inherent link between the parts should be considered on several levels: the theoretical assumptions [ 67], the relevance of empirical knowledge and data to the ethical question and vice versa [ 15], the chosen methodology [ 66, 68], the type of result/data envisaged, and the way the result can inform further EE research, both empirical and ethical [ 69] (see Table  1).

"We have to take it as it comes but we do seem to be going from place to place and playing on this type of 'result' wicket and I don't think it's great for cricket in general, and producing England players and producing good cricket," said Northeast, who was at the still distinctly green wicket when Joe Denly hit the winning runs.