Sentence examples for outcome another one from inspiring English sources

Good stunts make headlines and put a gradual dent in the armour of the company targeted, but as a colleague once said, this is no more than the "whack-a-mole" outcome – another one pops up as soon as one is dampened down.

One intelligence may say: "Do not collide with anything" – something fundamental to avoid a bad outcome – whereas another one may say: "Explore as much as possible".

For the rise, and fall, of these markets was a delayed but equally inevitable outcome of another one of his very unlikely and risky experiments.

It is also tested in two more cases: one in which the original work fails to predict the optimal outcome, and another one that is quite complex to solve analytically.

Similar to evidence of the importance of comorbidity in Ding et al. (2009), Boardman et al.'s (2015) GWAS investigation of the molecular basis of education and depression/self-rated health points out that one may wish to disentangle whether a given marker has an independent influence on outcomes or mediates the effect of these correlated outcomes on one another.

Another positive outcome for one-on-one attention is the special bond that forms between mentors and mentees, which can be an important factor in talent retention and beneficial to the team as a whole.

Predicting outcomes within a complex system is problematic; predicting an outcome for one complex system based on the outcome from another is virtually impossible.

While a public outcry to unbalance Netanyahu is one possible outcome, another is energizing his right-wing base of support for moves that might inflame the Middle East and jeopardize American interests in the region.

Neither party has a lock on the outcome in one of the tightest races in history.

But another outcome -- albeit one that appeared unlikely during oral arguments -- is that the justices could embrace the plaintiffs' broad First Amendment argument, in what would be a disastrous case for organized labor at large.

Thus we estimated two welfare outcome functions, one for adopters and another for non-adopters.