Sentence examples for finest outcomes from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the finest outcomes are the Amalienborg Palace complex, Frederik's Church in its immediate vicinity and Frederiks Hospital.

In letters to friends, she embraced her fate, as if a place in history alongside a failed despot whose name would become synonymous with evil were the finest outcome she could imagine for herself.

These fine outcomes originate in someone's ability to imagine ways to improve life for a disadvantaged segment of the population.

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That would be a perfectly fine outcome as far as broadcasters are concerned.

These are fine outcome-based goals, yet the implementation of this means the designers and users must know where the line of danger or ethics is.

While recent guidelines for classifying AML recommend the use of the new World Health Organization (WHO) classification, 27 the comparison of the phospho-protein expression to FAB AML subtypes may contribute to further re-fine outcome in AML patients (Table 1).

(Of course, this outcome must be split into even more fine-grained outcomes if there are yet further features that would affect the choice at hand, such as sharing the drink with a friend who loves lemonade versus sharing the drink with a friend who loves hot cocoa, and so on).

It is, none the less, likely that he will be banned and fined - an outcome that would throw his career into uncertainty.

That was a pretty low stress situation because we weren't running a business and if we failed at what we set out to do that would have been just as a fine an outcome as if we succeeded.

Specifically, the qualitative component of a demonstration family literacy program evaluation is used to illustrate how client input can be used to fine-tune the outcomes component of a program's logic model.