Sentence examples for a proper outcome from inspiring English sources
Stephen Cantor, solicitor for the Derbyshire Families Association, said: "Everyone is hopeful there will be a proper outcome to the investigation and that the true reason for the loss of the Derbyshire comes out.
A new kind of thinkware is needed, one that allows business people to simply draw out their processes, set their goals, and state unequivocally what constitutes a proper outcome.
It remains unclear which measures would really advance the field of mRCC, but long-term survivorship is generally conceived as a proper outcome.
The stop statuses indicate the step at which the work on a given trial was stopped and the reason of the failure (which divides the work covered in the current status into substeps) or the fact that the trial produced a proper outcome.
The need and use of antibiotics in combination with complications may be a more proper outcome reflecting a specific factor such as, e.g., frequency of pin-site care or a concept of a pin-site care on pin-site infection.
Roberts added, "I'd say that if Roger had not personally taken the reins, this would have taken longer and might not be a happy and proper outcome".
They've created a family, which is the only proper outcome for the world.
For at least one listener trying to take the production seriously (enough so to have sat through two performances, on Friday and Saturday evenings), the juxtaposition induced depression, not a proper Handelian outcome.
In most organisms, the formation of the synaptonemal complex (SC) is instrumental in reinforcing pairing and ensuring a proper crossover outcome of the molecular recombination process (see Page and Hawley 2004; Kleckner 2006).
Insight into the divergent motives at the time of choosing hormone treatment is important, because it will help in the choice of proper outcome measures for the evaluation of a trial.
The inevitable and proper outcome of any undertaking, it suggests, is death, a specter which confers beauty and meaning on stories as diverse as "That's the Point," "María Candelaria" and, well, "Y Tu Mamá También".
