Sentences with phrase «end result of all»

In this guest post, Shulman tells us about her journey and the end result of all that cake.

After due consideration, the EU has determined this will not be the end result of these companies joining forces.

While the open letter writing, name calling, and petition signing in the Amazon - Hachette battle continues to rage on, it's important to remember that the end result of Hachette getting its way will be that Amazon will not be allowed to discount ebooks, and by law Apple will.

The end result of all of this measuring, testing, cleaning, washing, drying, sensing, and testing and measuring again and again is felt every time a Corvette hits the road.

Some vehicles simply offer no logical reason for their existence, representing the end result of a product planner's fancy, or the response to a perceived need to...

Compact, rigid, lightweight and low friction describes the end result of new engine technology that helps to enable the new Civic to achieve high power and high fuel economy.

The end result of all that was the convertible rides as well as the coupe version, which is uncommon in most cars.

The end result of this marriage is a claimed 0 - 100 km / h sprint time of 8.9 seconds and top speed of 207 km / h (129 mph).

But is the end result of all of this necessarily a step in the right direction?

Like, um, seedless watermelon, the Chevrolet Malibu Maxx was the end result of selective, consumer - friendly design.

The end result of all this, and what you really want to know, is that the engine produces a monstrous 1000Nm or 737 lb ft of torque from 1750 to 3000rpm.

The end result of this approach is a prioritized inventory of high - value data.

It's partly the end result of the general public (mostly parents) refusing to allow schools to enforce discipline, and partly due to administrators who are too afraid of lawsuits to enforce the rules that are in place.

The end result of the program is a degree with dual certification for both elementary education and special education.

The end result of open source web based training software and proprietary based software subscription are really the same.

The end result of all this confusion and delay will be that schools will be forced to appeal on results in huge numbers.

In this instructional module, participants will design a model to monitor student progress and teacher effectiveness in meeting learning targets / goals, with an end result of analyzing and using student performance data to drive instruction.

The end result of an education isn't just to make you better off but to make you better.

The end result of the interview was the usual propaganda that if only there were more and better charters, education would improve.

The end result of teacher collaboration, she explained, is «improvement with students,» adding, «In my opinion, teacher development enhances student learning.»

The end result of value - added assessment is an estimate of teacher quality, referred to as a teacher effect in the value - added literature (Ballou, Sanders, & Wright, 2004).

The end result of these changes was a 13 percent increase in the share of students from the top third of the SAT distribution; by 2010, this meant that 40 percent of teachers in New York state came from the top third of their class based on SAT scores, compared with less than 30 percent in 1999.

These schools had no problem embracing a colleague who may be able to guide them in an area where they needed help because the end result of that collaborative relationship would be gains for children.

The end result of the McCleary case was not so much about improving education for children, but in expanding the power and money of the union within the system.

End result of an Effective Education: Academically Strong, Happy and Healthy Children.

Most quality school reform efforts focus primarily on the end result of improving K12 student performance.

The learning objective is a quick summary of the end result of the training course and should always be present within the first few minutes of the training.

Learning objectives should be a glimpse of what strategists want the end result of employee onboarding to be.

So, distractions really do take a toll on anybody's engagement with a task, and make achieving the end result of the task even more elusive.

The end result of this was that for each of the schools we were able to map in diagrammatic form the links between that professional autonomy and improved outcomes for students.

Leah Johnson from LazyLawn ® said: «We are thrilled with the end result of the football pitch and wet - pour rubber at the academy.

The end result of the incubating work, as well as continued work on the data, will be to test and build an early warning indicator system founded on the Montgomery - specific experience.

The end result of this controlling regime of finance capital and religious and conservative fundamentalism is an all - out cleansing of critical thinking from most educational books now being used in the schools, especially the public schools.

Pupil's start by designing their own figures and decorating them with a specific pattern, leading onto tile designs (islamic) to produce the end result of collagraphing.

The end result of widespread low - quality high - school education in the U.S. compared to the secondary education in equally economically advanced countries is that a greater proportion of adults in the United States are woefully underprepared for today's jobs.

«The community colleges in New York are the end result of a disaster that we weren't doing anything about,» Mr. Giuliani said late last month.

Financial Statements are the end result of the accounting process.

Devil's Attorney, $ 2.99 by 1337 Game Design -[Review]- [Forum Thread]- The end result of sky - high production values, courtroom comedy, and gameplay that almost seems like a strategic card game, Devil's Attorney absolutely blew us away.

2, offering the world the logical end result of a nation operating under the twin godheads of fear and Old Testament vengeance: a slickefied, iconographic, racist, sexist, huckster version of the grimy, low rent, pleasantly exploitative The Punisher.

There's the notion that what's happened in the movie is the end result of choices that Ethan Hunt has made in his life.

Both facing their own demons in a socially and politically slanted era, the end result of this tennis match would be a shock wave across America for a multitude of reasons.

You suspect the end result of Unsolved will be safely lawsuit - proof.

The end result of her time with the family, The Wolfpack, is a true original.

This is a hard film to watch for some because of the nature and end result of this true - life story.

It all feels superfluous, and the surprising end result of the fight could've been achieved a number of other ways.

The end result of all this work and anticipation was «Star Trek - The Motion Picture» (1979), a bloated behemoth of a film that satisfied few (though when director Robert Wise was afforded the chance to recut it years later for home video, that version did play somewhat better) but made enough money to warrant a sequel that would be produced on a much smaller scale.

The problem is that the end result of The Disappearance of Alice Creed isn't anywhere near as entertaining as it should be.

As a whole, it's inoffensive, the end result of everyone involved going through all the proper motions.

Louis finally gets lucky and films the end result of carjacking with some very detailed shots of a shooting victim on a stretcher and offers the video to a local news station.

The movie was once poised to have an amazing opening weekend, taking into consideration the film is 10 years within the making, the end result of 18 motion pictures prior to now launched through Marvel Studios, all tied in combination for this newest movie in opposition to the galaxy's greatest risk but — the mad Titan, Thanos.