Sentence examples for outcome's from inspiring English sources

"We can see what the outcome's going to be here; it's the same as it has been for over 50 years," said State Senator Martin Malavé Dilan of Brooklyn, the Senate Democrats' representative on the Legislature's redistricting task force, declaring the entire exercise to be "a farce and a waste of time and money".

I suppose every patient who came on this ward, for instance, if their capacity just now was assessed, regardless of what the outcome's going to be, it would show that we're actually doing it routinely, rather than just when we need to do it, because we want to make a decision that the person's not going to like.

Its outcome's unclear, but there's no turning back.

The intense interest in the case demonstrates the outcome's importance to Viacom.

Its inclusion tends to lower each possible outcome's utility.

Multiply the value of each possible outcome by the probability of that outcome's occurring.

While not adjusting the causal association for an intermediate variable will yield an unbiased estimate of the exposure-outcome's total causal effect, it is often that obstetricians will want to adjust for an intermediate variable to assess if the intermediate is the underlying driver of the association.

The meeting's outcome reflected Vettorazzi's conclusions.

Whatever the outcome, Diller and Scofidio's project is Olympic class.

But whatever the outcome, Rahman's appeal to many fellow Bengali East Enders is undeniable.

But he was inching up, making the outcome anybody's guess.