Sentence examples similar to decisions beget outcomes from inspiring English sources

One bad decision begat another.

Uninsured patients have poor access to screening colonoscopy and subsequently present with advanced stages of colorectal cancer (CRC) that beget worse outcomes and higher total costs.

Why does being marginalized by socio-economic standards continue to beget such poor outcomes; particularly in countries with universal health care?

Bad decisions and outcomes were the result.

Does the Clustering of Disadvantage 'Beget' Bad Outcomes?" Pp. 204-229 in S. Bowles, S. N. Durlauf and K. Ho_ (Eds)., Poverty Traps, New York: Russell Sage Foundation.

Good decisions make good outcomes.

Poor decisions make poor outcomes.

The excessive pride begets decisions that lead to misery, and the realization of the failure always comes too late to reverse it.

Aristotle gives as examples a person reaching a decision, a father begetting a child, and a sculptor carving a statue.

Provocative new data may trigger a so-called bandwagon effect in which a series of publications favoring one outcome beget other articles with like outcomes, although sometimes with progressively weaker associations.

If good experiences indeed beget subsequent learning success, it suggests that even "low level" outcomes like course satisfaction and usability are important to measure and maximize.