Sentence examples for in a different outcome from inspiring English sources

Asked what might result in a different outcome during a future vote, she suggested "very clear provision and an alternative oversight" for those who did not agreement with women bishops.

Varying any factor even a tiniest bit results in a different outcome after millions of years — even what the major asteroids, or minor planets, such as Ceres and Vesta, are doing.

So "status day" may come at least six months late.Agron Bajrami, editor of Koha Ditore, a Kosovo daily, says that delay is bad, but the real fear is that it "could result in a different outcome".

Marc Newhouse, the chief executive of the WA deaths in custody watch committee, told Guardian Australia the phone line service, which also allows the lawyers to speak to the detainee and ask after their health, would "absolutely" have resulted in a different outcome in Ms Dhu's case.

Yet the court's technical legal analysis resulted in a different outcome.

Addition of ω-hydroxyalkanoate co-substrates resulted in a different outcome.

Of the 140 comparable appraisals, the same outcome was reached in 100 (71.4%), the same outcome but with a difference in restriction in 27 (19.3%) and a different outcome in 13 (9.3%).

For most of these issues, we need to adopt an "investment" mentality -- one where we will have to change our behavior now in order to ensure a different outcome in the future.

Well done, Yankees, and here's hoping for another Subway Series in 2010 — with a different outcome.

In hopes of a different outcome this year, Norton urged statehood advocates to focus on new members of Congress during their annual lobby day on Capitol Hill in February.

Here, we all stand in tears together, one people, united in our sadness and condolences for the families of the two soldiers, and united in hoping for a different outcome for the family of Cpl.