Sentence examples for verdict changed from inspiring English sources

I gave her assurances and I hope to see the verdict changed during appeal.

No verdict changes that or alters the probability that Casey Anthony will have a wretched future.

The verdict changes the game somewhat, with the Brotherhood looking to bolster its damaged revolutionary credentials by announcing its official participation in protests against the verdict, and Shafik spinning the verdict into the narrative that no one is above the law.

No fighter has pushed Calzaghe harder and for longer than the young Dane 5 v Bernard Hopkins US April 19 2008, Las Vegas No amount of bleating after the verdict changes the reality that Calzaghe went to Hopkins's backyard and won - and that after surviving a first-round knockdown.

Trinidad James's manager Danny Zook told Billboard the Blurred Lines verdict had changed attitudes to songwriting credits in the industry.

The more that participants' opinion of the verdict had changed, the less stable were the participant's memories regarding their initial emotional reactions.

This Act was passed at the request of Queen Victoria, who, the target of frequent attacks by mentally ill individuals, demanded that the verdict be changed from "not guilty" so as to act as a deterrent to other lunatics; the phrasing of "guilty of the act or omission charged, but insane so as not to be responsible, according to law, for his actions".

Yet he left room for that verdict to change.

Given the wild volatility of the stock market, one can hope that verdict will change.

You can run it again later, because its verdict may change as more information becomes available, and suppliers update their drivers.

It's still not exactly clear how a verdict will change the way water is distributed between the two states.