Sentence examples for Popular outcome from inspiring English sources

Assessment of quality of life (QoL) is an important, increasingly popular outcome measure in veterinary research and practice, particularly in dogs.

"If you look at polls in Scotland, as well as showing a substantial SNP lead they show that the most popular outcome in Scotland in the general election is a Labour government dependent on SNP support," she said.

At 41, Johnson can't have many more Nationals in him and it would be a hugely popular outcome if Rock The Kasbah could crown his career by bagging the prize.

And Tizzard, who has dozens of fine animals at his Sherborne base, is only a relative underdog, but it would still be a popular outcome if he were to break the Nicholls/Henderson lock on the King George that has excluded all others for seven years.

If you look back at when we started, we were the minority, seen as the people who wouldn't accept that the war was over, but we're now polling as the most popular outcome of the various options that are being put forward.

With the Tories and Lib Dems out of sight and out of mind, this was the central issue most viewers will have had in mind when they tuned in – and despite the histrionics of the right-wing press, it seemed a popular outcome with the studio audience at least.

Patient-relevant outcomes, such as impairments, disability and health-related quality of life, are becoming increasingly popular as outcome measures in clinical research.

Sturgeon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I would certainly hope if there was a Labour government and it was dependent on SNP support – which is the most popular preferred outcome of people in Scotland – then I would hope we could persuade and influence a Labour government to take a more moderate approach to deficit reduction".

But whatever the popular vote outcome, the candidate who wins the Sunshine State will rise to the highest office in the land.

Such a popular democratic outcome is intolerable to al-Maliki's circle, to the Pentagon, to the Republicans to neo-conservatives, and apparently unthinkable to the mainstream media.

It's one of the reasons sports and improv are so popular: the outcome is unknown and unknowable to both you and the players until you discover it together.