arrive at something

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arrive
A publisher who arrived late on the market or who miscalculated the demand for an ordinary, "mid-list" book could be punished with a heavy loss.
She argues, then, that learners incorporate phonological and distributional information to arrive at adult syntactic representations.
When a draft law arrives, it is considered by the appropriate technical commissions.
Clearly, different analysts could arrive at different accounting prices.
Such a conclusion is arrived at in a number of different ways.
These deficits could also include difficulties with impulse control that might further undermine the ability to arrive at effective choices.
Far from providing a genuine opportunity to be musically creative, this type of activity restricts the students to arriving at the correct answer.
I was certainly eager to inspect it as soon as it arrived on my desk.
We then arrive at the stalemate noted above where all solutions have problematic aspects.
By interviewing only senior partners you inevitably arrive not only at those relatively senior in years but those not educated in a cad environment.
The key to arriving at consistent accounting is 'implicit tax ' inherent in public pension systems relying on mandatory contributions while being completely or partially unfunded.
By the turn of the century, riding astride had arrived for good and equestrian fashions soon followed.
The solution we arrive at later turns out to be exactly the continuation passing monad.
Leaving the remaining diagrams as exercises, we arrive at the following theorem.
Several adjustments were made to better accommodate changes in volatility, to arrive at the final scales.
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