Sentence examples for impressive outcome. from inspiring English sources

Mary Curnock Cook, the chief executive of Ucas, said the fact that more students than ever before were entering higher education was "an impressive outcome".

One impressive outcome of liberalisation was a number of large posters he designed in support of independence movements in the Portuguese colonies.

In other words, while it is possible that Lin will turn out to be the next Pooh Richardson, the odds are in favor of a more impressive outcome.

This is not an impressive outcome for 70 years of intermittently ferocious atheist suppression of religion: when the Communists seized power in 1947, there were only around 4 million Christians in the country.

Thanks to surging revenues, driven by booming coal and iron-ore sales to China, Mr Costello is projecting a fiscal surplus of A$7.4 billion for the 2005-06 financial year.This impressive outcome, though, was overshadowed by political tensions.

I suspect most state exchanges will be up and running on Oct. 1 (the federal government is setting up and will operate most of them), and when you consider the magnitude of this challenge amid the blowback and underfunding of the effort, if I'm even close to correct, that will be a very impressive outcome.

Attending to newcomers in particular yields impressive outcomes.

Many produced impressive outcomes, including tangible patient benefits and cost savings, with minimal budgets.

Taking this whole person approach means that its counselling service demonstrates impressive outcomes, with 72% of clients classed as recovered – which compares very favourably to local NHS services.

Or another school can post apparently impressive outcomes but only because of unsustainable cramming in a few key subjects in the final year to the exclusion of everything else.

Schools that partner with Verizon Innovative Learning, which encompasses more than a million students, are already reporting impressive outcomes: Of students who participate in the program, 53 percent are more engaged in school.