Sentence examples for a nice outcome from inspiring English sources

Compared with the US result, the steady performance of Mockingjay is a nice outcome for Lionsgate UK.

"They could decide that the game's up, and Saddam Hussein and his family could leave the country -- which would be a nice outcome," he said, planting anew an idea for a way out of war: exiling the Iraqi leader.

This was a nice outcome because nothing is more ideally wearable and appealing than a sweatshirt, but it was also a little sad because I want sweatshirts with puffy arms and awkward cuts to be available to me as a "visiting my parents" closet choice, and not a replayed, overdone fashion thing.

Airline crashes normally produce so many fatalities that this was an unexpectedly nice outcome.

The previous section obtained a nice result.

Just a nice feel-good outcome all around here.

Is the result a nice, just, fair, pleasant, or good outcome?

What you really need is information to help you pick the best provider based on what you value the most at that time – convenience, cost (low or high – some people equate price with quality), and/or quality (ranging from outcomes to a nice office setting).

I think it would make a nice research project, possibly with a practical outcome.

Can you please turn it down?" Having a nice tone will usually lead to a better outcome.

The frequency effect provides a nice illustration.