Sentence examples for decent outcomes from inspiring English sources

But here is the cold, hard truth: This war has been hugely mismanaged by this administration, in the face of clear advice to the contrary at every stage, and as a result the range of decent outcomes in Iraq has been narrowed and the tools we have to bring even those about are more limited than ever.

However, this does not mean that several documents drafted by the United Nations (although seldom enforced) lose all relevance; often the problem rests with the institutions tasked with delivering decent outcomes rather than the well-intentioned statements.

But it has kept the hope of a decent outcome alive.

"Now we're in a phase where there may be a decent outcome," he said.

And, be advised, it is going to take years to produce a decent outcome in Iraq.

"We need to find a decent outcome for these people," Aristotle told the Guardian from Malaysia.

But the Arab-Muslim world needs a decent outcome in Iraq just as much -- if not more.

So we need to retain sufficient diplomatic, intelligence, Special Forces and Army training units there to promote a decent outcome.

Despite everything, we still have a chance to produce a decent outcome in Iraq, if we get our eye back on the ball.

The amazing thing is that despite all the administration's inexcusable missteps, a decent outcome is still not impossible in Iraq.

So, yes, we need all the Arab and Muslim support we can get to see Iraq through to some decent outcome.