Word: resultantly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Soon the truth was out. While still at sea on his nine-day trip from New York, the Cardinal had developed an ache in his right arm. At first it had been ascribed to recurrence of the "writer's cramp" he had apparently suffered in Chicago, the result of his characteristic thoughtfulness in writing personal replies to thousands of letters of congratulation on his appointment. But the ache had grown to pain, and the pain to agony...
...tightly held company through his trust. (In all, the Times has fewer than 200 stockholders.) But with the passage of years, as Publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger, 66, son-in-law of Publisher Ochs, explained in his statement, "estates owning Times stock have been distributed, and as a result, more and more individuals, including the trustees of educational and charitable institutions, have a legitimate interest in seeing our reports...
...unrealistic military strategy. Eisenhower will pick one director, subject to Congressional approval, for the merged organization. With one director and one budget, the OCDM will be able to carry on its stockpiling of medical supplies in conjunction with the ODM's industrial program. Both economy and realistic thinking should result from the move...
...result, all sorts of plays have been presented on Harvard property, in theaters and House dining rooms. Among them have been a leggy operetta that set one observer talking about "a restoration of paganism"; a steaming drama of the torn-undershirt school; a lurid melodrama of rape, murder, and adultery; and a play about a young man who accuses his mother of making her bed "a couch for luxury and damned incest...
Test instruments revealed that the third stage of the rocket did not fire, and as a result, the projectile "failed to attain the speed required to send an object into orbit around the earth...