Sentence examples for far better outcome from inspiring English sources
That's a far better outcome.
"And that is a far better outcome than a guilty verdict here".
"Now that is a far better outcome than the future jobs fund and at about a twentieth of the cost.
Still, even a shallow recovery in 2011 is a far better outcome than the implosion once feared.
Limited, highly monitored Iranian enrichment — accepted in principle by Obama but rejected by Netanyahu — is a far better outcome for Israel than going to war with Tehran.
Sometimes a "re-worked" idea that has been blessed by key leaders will foster ownership and produce a far better outcome than the "brilliant idea" you are personally invested in.
In many developing economies, applying basic principles of economics effectively can generate far better outcomes than more sophisticated prescriptions.
"The multi-agency approach to mitigating risk produced far better outcomes for high risk domestic abuse victims," says Diana Barran, Caada's chief executive.
"The new division is between the people that want to hoard power here in Westminster and those that understand that equalising and distributing power gives you far better outcomes".
"Sixth-form colleges give far better outcomes for young people, more cheaply than any other way of delivering sixth form education that has ever been tried in this country.
