Sentence examples for ground outcome from inspiring English sources

Starring Jeremy Renner as Aaron Cross (though he calls himself Kenneth in the clip; hmmmm), "Legacy" moves away from Matt Damon's Jason Bourne character, instead focusing on Renner's new agent, a new spy breeding ground (Outcome and Edward Norton), and the seemingly always-duplicitous Treadstone (hey, Joan Allen, David Straithairn and Albert Finney).

In fact, from the get-go, it was made clear the achievement of a "bipartisan," "common ground" outcome and a good political photo op was the greatest priority irrespective of the policies contained in the legislation, as long as enough money was in the pot.

As a consequence, in most restoration projects the on-ground outcome is largely untested, and so planned vegetation restoration strategies are seldom guided by site-specific evidence-based information.

After a 12-hour standoff with police, the SWAT team moved in and shot Wood eight times with a stun gun before finally shooting him as he lay on the ground, an outcome Lawrence criticizes as an overreaction.

There is no strong evidence as yet that such governance is already leading to successful on ground conservation outcomes.

But Prichard claims that this is just a form of intuitionism in its conception of our duties – at least in its conception of those duties that are grounded in outcomes (137 42).

It suits both sides to find a middle ground, but the outcome is not guaranteed.

The truth is that little is likely to markedly change the military balance on the ground — or the outcome of the war.

From January 1st 2005 to December 31th 2015, every intervention of the ICU team outside the ICU is recorded with day, hour, time spent, ground of appeal, outcome of the patient.

However, we would contend that there is enough common ground between the outcome measures QALY, DALY and LY for cost-effectiveness ratios to be sensibly compared.

It was a sensible rule on money and outcome grounds, but Dan was basically a fit man.