Sentence examples for a preferable outcome from inspiring English sources
They see little prospect for more liberal voices to prevail, and view military dictatorship as a preferable outcome.
On the surface, organizations with existing agreements with G.M. may consider a bailout a preferable outcome, because under a bankruptcy, the company could ask a court to void contracts.
"During my time in politics, I never hesitated to reach across the aisle to work with members of any political party to secure a preferable outcome," Mr. Brown said in the news release.
But Yahoo has played the crazy card perfectly to date, suggesting that any alternative to Microsoft, even a slow suicide at the hands of Google, is a preferable outcome.
Another complaint was in the game's presentation on the Nintendo DS, noting that the handheld's top screen was inactive for "75% of the game," and that even displaying only artwork on the screen during those periods would have been a preferable outcome.
Participants in the NET and NET-R groups would present with a preferable outcome at a 3-month follow-up.
Having considered alternatives, we believe the preferable outcome is to allow the A and B securitisations to default.
As cost-effectiveness analyses are typically based on 'quality-adjusted life years gained', information on overall survival, ideally by age and comorbidities, would have been the preferable outcome measure as a basis for treatment decisions in health care settings with limited resources.
The finding of a preferable birth outcome with lower CS rates and lower rates of instrumental delivery among teenagers compared with older women has been pinpointed to a lesser extent than observed adverse outcomes.
The principal aim of the comparison between "responders (preferable outcome)" and "non-responders" was to find a way to make "non-responders" into "responders" (and vice versa when a response is not preferable).
Again, he did not say that this was the preferable outcome, only that it was the outcome he thought likely.
