Sentence examples for vital result from inspiring English sources

Everton's punishment would come late and severe, and behind plumes of red smoke Liverpool revelled in a vital result.

It was a vital result and one that was looked upon as somewhat of a turning point in their bid to defend the Premier League title.

In 2009 Ali Soufan, a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent involved in investigating Al Qaeda who had objected to "enhanced" techniques, wrote in an Op-Ed article for The New York Times that the techniques had not yielded the vital results their proponents had claimed.

Conant's tough stance, under which the British were excluded except where their assistance was vital, resulted in British retaliation, and a complete breakdown of cooperation.

Secondly, the expanded vital status results confirmed previously reported results [ 6] that the greatest reduction in mortality (a four-fold reduction) occurred among patients treated with delamanid for ≥6 months versus those treated for ≤2 months.

Second, mutations in these interacting genes may prevent BRCA1 from performing vital functions, resulting in the same acute effect as a BRCA1 mutation itself.

England have shown themselves capable in the past of earning vital away results in final qualifiers such as the goalless draws away to Italy and Turkey which clinched places at the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2004 respectively.

According to Dr Olha Bohomolets, head of the parliamentary commission for healthcare in Ukraine, desperately underpaid health officials have for years been taking sweeteners to spend their budget on unnecessary pharmaceuticals instead of vital ones, resulting in a critical shortage of essential medicines.

DOE stuck with the project despite substantial construction delays and cost overruns, in part because they argued NIF would provide vital experimental results to nuclear weapons scientists responsible for maintaining the U.S. stockpile.

This increase, combined with the nonlinear relationship between λ and the vital rates, results in an overestimation of the population growth rate.

Cancer is a fatal disease whereby invasive local tumor growth and metastatic spread to distant vital organs resulting in dormant and/or active growth and inevitable death of patients.