Sentence examples for what it results from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to speculate, but obviously ligament damage, that's usually what it results in," he said.

"What it results in are mansions on five-acre parcels, which gives you a low-density look and feel, but it's not the answer," said Martin Ginsburg, a principal of the Ginsburg Development Companies in Hawthorne.

Ms. Pruszko said she explained to her fiancé that "copying DVDs sounds boring, but it's not the copying that counts — it's what it represents and what it results in".

The regulatory situation in the United States "kind of doesn't make any sense," Gleicher argues, "because what it results in is exactly what you have been witnessing"—essentially, an experiment that moves "to places with no supervision". .

For in analysis we suppose that which is sought to be already done, and we inquire from what it results, and again what is the antecedent [proêgoumenon] of the latter, until we on our backward way light upon something already known and being first in order.

Now that it looks like they've nailed it, I'm scared to think of what it might result in.

The duty cycle assignment ensures that the node only consumes what it harvests, resulting in an infinite lifetime, or a mode of operation called energy-neutral operation.

It's delivering what it should result".

What it will result in is me feeling extremely uncomfortable and more than likely me wanting to touch, pet, or poke you with a sharp object not made of sugar.

"What it did was result in me carrying 14 or 15 fewer waiters".

But there's just no telling what it means until the results come in".