Sentence examples for make this outcome from inspiring English sources

Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy's high-jinks in Equestria actually make this outcome seem appealing.

"Michael Katz and his team have done a tremendous job over the past few years and I'm proud to have helped make this outcome a reality".

For feminists and activists demanding a systemic transformation to global development, the 2030 agenda is weak on providing the financial and structural changes needed to make this outcome document a reality," said Ana Inés Abelenda, economic justice coordinator at the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID).

To make this outcome useful to a world readership it must be converted to an understandable value.

The basic assumption that make this outcome possible is that the payoffs are asymmetric, which means that a player can greatly punish or reward another player with little cost to herself, and players can be nice to each other if they choose to be.

Few legal scholars would disagree with Justice Scalia that Lawrence has made this outcome far more plausible.

Another depressingly drab 1-1 drawithth lowly VfL Bochum that left Stuttgart in 16th place with 12 meagre points had made this outcome inevitable.

However, in some countries (such as Switzerland), apprentice contracts are binding and cannot be terminated unilaterally, making this outcome less likely (Mühlemann et al. 2009).

The fact that E-Verify relies on the SSA database and SSNs makes this outcome even more likely.

Alan Palomo's spacey vocals combined with the static, epic feel of the Flaming Lips makes this outcome fit to narrate the journeys of nomadic tribes living within a Dali painting (that's a good thing).

While there is the possibility that arrhythmias in this study were initiated by an automatic focus, the coincident timing with the T-wave makes this outcome unlikely and it is far more likely that most of the arrhythmias in this study were initiated by EADs.