Sentence examples for a devastating outcome from inspiring English sources
As Holmes argues, "it's probable that the next governmental spending review will have a devastating outcome for all in the arts unless we act very quickly.
It was a devastating outcome for Dhu's family, mitigated only by Fogliani's decision to release "profoundly disturbing" CCTV footage of her treatment in custody.
"Their thirst for glory at all costs has severely damaged the integrity and image of all sports and has certainly resulted in a devastating outcome for the Russian Paralympic Committee and Para-athletes".
We learned from the H.I.V. epidemic that the availability of a reliable test for H.I.V. 20 years ago did not ensure its routine use to test or trace the disease because of privacy and discrimination concerns, with a devastating outcome to the public's health.
Graham Allison, a leading expert on nuclear strategy at Harvard University, has long compared the evolving conflict over Iran's nuclear program to a "slow-motion Cuban missile crisis," in which each side has only murky intelligence, tempers run high and there is the danger of a devastating outcome.
Avascular necrosis of the femoral head after acetabular fractures is a devastating outcome.
The authors found the combination of an infection at the time of ICU admission and subsequent hospital-acquired infections to be associated with a particularly devastating outcome, ranging from a crude hospital mortality rate of 16.9% for noninfected patients to 53.6% for patients who had repeated courses of infection while in the ICU [ 5].
Aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (aSAH) is a devastating event with a frequently disabling outcome.
Sudden death, a mysterious and devastating outcome of epilepsy, could result from a brain stem shutdown following a seizure, researchers report today in Science Translational Medicine.
Failure to perform adequate immobilization of the cervical spine during orotracheal intubation in patients with cervical spine injury or in patients at risk of cervical injury may result in a devastating neurological outcome.
We have heard this discussion before; but we are hearing it again, now, the same old debate, with perhaps the same devastating outcome, albeit in a new environment, under the sea.
