Sentence examples for nice outcome from inspiring English sources
Compared with the US result, the steady performance of Mockingjay is a nice outcome for Lionsgate UK.
"They could decide that the game's up, and Saddam Hussein and his family could leave the country -- which would be a nice outcome," he said, planting anew an idea for a way out of war: exiling the Iraqi leader.
Nice outcome, but not huge company.
Airline crashes normally produce so many fatalities that this was an unexpectedly nice outcome.
This was a nice outcome because nothing is more ideally wearable and appealing than a sweatshirt, but it was also a little sad because I want sweatshirts with puffy arms and awkward cuts to be available to me as a "visiting my parents" closet choice, and not a replayed, overdone fashion thing.
The NICE Improving Outcomes Guidance on urological cancers emphasised the importance of specialist nurses in prostate cancer care [ 6], however, prostate cancer patients have lower levels of access to specialist nurses than do patients with other types of cancer [ 1].
In response to the "Nice I" referendum outcome Bertie Ahern (then the Taoiseach) established a National Forum on Europe, modelled on the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation.
Just a nice feel-good outcome all around here.
For both G-BA/IQWiG and NICE the preferred outcomes are patient-relevant and related to mortality, morbidity and/or quality of life.
It is nice to get an outcome for them".
