Sentence examples similar to Tidier outcome from inspiring English sources
Sadly, they will regard £44, plus a dividend that could be worth 80p a share, as a tidy outcome.
The war against radical Islam will not be short-term with a tidy outcome.
There are few, if any, neat and tidy outcomes, where a result exactly follows an intervention in the way predicted.
In some cases, people selling condos that they bought just three to four years ago are turning a tidy profit — an unusual outcome in the current market, where prices have fallen by as much as 30 percent from the market peak in early 2008.
Especially if they have, as some football fans do, a tidy sum riding on the outcome.
Hindsight bias leads us to spin a tidy causal story only after an outcome is known.
The Bush administration had expected Operation Iraqi Freedom to be a short, tidy war with a decisively triumphant outcome.
An opening stand of 56 got Australia's chase off to a tidy start but all knew the game's outcome would depend on the third-wicket pairing.
The wall may help prevent things getting too messy, but the outcome is unlikely to be neat and tidy.
A game that cycled through countless stages, with at least as many possible outcomes — a quick, tidy pitcher's duel, a battle of bullpens, a contest of attrition, a marathon of endurance — became, at one of its several climaxes, a literal comedy of errors.
