Sentence examples for awful outcomes from inspiring English sources

"No, there aren't awful outcomes".

The tragedy in Rana Plaza demonstrates the awful outcomes that under poor and corrupt conditions.

"That's what we were really trying to say: 'O.K., is there any evidence for these awful outcomes that the board has predicted if graduate students unionize?'" Adrienne Eaton, the chair of the department of labor studies and employment relations at Rutgers, and a co-author of the paper, told me.

But then we had so many abruptions, and just awful outcomes so the docs stopped wanting to do them.

Such as the awful outcome when a country outlaws abortion, for instance.

The beauty of Brown-Vitter is that all that extra capital makes that awful outcome much less likely.

In the short term, if Dems accept sequester level spending into early next year in exchange for permanent disabling of the debt limit, it would not be an awful outcome.

But I'd like to think that they can see that the sisters being sent to prison as a result of this trial would have been the most awful outcome of all.

On her Facebook page on Monday, Sarah Palin said President Obama should be impeached if Congress did not raise the debt limit and the nation went into default  — or if he tried to avoid that awful outcome by raising the debt limit without a Congressional vote of approval.

This is hardly the place to relate the obvious, awful outcome in detail.

ALL those internationally adopted into America face the same awful outcome.