Sentence examples for exact outcome from inspiring English sources

"The Russians make investments in people not knowing the exact outcome," one senior Administration official said.

It is difficult to predict the exact outcome, but let's just say that last time around, corals and chalky plankton suffered badly.

The exact outcome of the election remains unclear, because ballots in two close races are still being counted, but the consensus in Albany is that the Democrats won more seats than the Republicans.

"It doesn't always happen at the speed that we want or necessarily with the exact outcome that we like, but I think that's the process of having the conflict and the risks emerge and companies decide how they're going to respond," he said.

"In these complex ecosystems it is very difficult to know the exact outcome of biodiversity loss," Sonnenburg says.

Another is that it is change which is discontinuous and yet causal: one can make things to happen with measurement, even though one cannot determine the exact outcome.

When it comes to the big issues, voters at the midpoint usually get the policies, if not always the exact outcomes, they want.

Who's doing what; for what specific purposes; and with what exact outcomes.

Further randomized clinical trials are required to be designed in order to determine the exact outcomes of combined treatment.

Early stage entrepreneurs like Jane don't always know what exact outcomes to expect, but they are willing to publicly put their ideas into the world, allowing them to connect with the as yet unknown people and opportunities that make their products possible.

Where today under a foundation grant it would be a 25-page (or a 200 page!) document with extensive claims about the situation they were facing and the exact outcomes they planned to achieve, Cobb's proposal was two pages long and defined exactly the purpose of the schools.