Sentence examples for outcome added from inspiring English sources

But the outcome added more evidence to the airtight case that these Mets are nothing like their predecessors.

It shows they can find common ground on issues that had caused this polarisation," said Julie de Rivero, Geneva representative of Human Rights Watch (HRW), a global civil-liberties group.For HRW, the outcome added weight to its contention that liberal-minded governments should stay in the room and argue rather than storming out and leaving the ground to noisy extremists.

"It's very, very uncommon for these tribunals to see both parties leave delighted with the outcome," added McCoist, whose side face Queen of the South away on Friday night.

"I have spoken with Mike Riley (general manager of the Professional Game Match Officials Limited) and whilst the details of our conversation will remain private, I am satisfied with today's outcome," added Poyet.

4 6 This tool assesses the following domains: generation of allocation sequence; allocation concealment; blinding; incomplete outcome reporting; and selective outcome reporting (defined as change of primary outcome or new outcome added).

Patterns in alliance scores of clients ad therapists will be examined to determine whether different patterns of alliance development differentiate outcomes, comparing clusters using chi-square analysis (clinical significant change used as cut off score) as well as ancova analysis (outcome added as a continuous measure).

But since they have not found her daughter's body, she said, "I am just hoping for a positive outcome," adding that she was extremely upset.

Afterward, Ms. White said she was content with the outcome, adding, "It's not going to make up for the time that my daughter's been gone".

On Thursday, Mr. Bronfman, who remains a large shareholder in Vivendi, told The Financial Times that a deal between Vivendi and NBC would be "exactly the wrong outcome," adding that NBC executives "have never run a studio, an entertainment cable network or a theme park".

Since the majority of the participants is expected to be honest, finding the same result (equal) adds positive reputation while a different outcome adds negative reputation.

Rail minister Simon Burns said privatising the route offered the "best possible longterm outcome", adding there was "something almost Alice in Wonderland" in preferring the days of British Rail.