Sentence examples for outcome for which from inspiring English sources

The present system, he believes allows a district attorney to blame a grand jury for any outcome for which he might later be criticized.

Few things bring me more joy than the non-arrival of an adverse outcome for which I have failed to prepare.

The trial ended inconclusively and without a court order to have the mining company restore the land, the outcome for which the Banabans had hoped.

One especially poignant category of patients in pain clinics is that of those who have had surgery specifically to treat chronic -- usually back -- pain where the surgery leads to new, worse pain, an outcome for which they say they had no warning.

It was an outcome for which the tabloids had campaigned doggedly for decades, but never more intensely – or with less factual scrupulousness – than this spring and summer, when the front pages of the Sun, Mail and Express bellowed for Brexit, talking up Britain's prospects afterwards, in deafening unison, day after day.

The widespread library protests of the early 2010s, more than a generation back, meant that much of the service had then been saved, an outcome for which all three parties had taken the credit (though it was thought that the ritual suicides of three novelists and a poet outside the Houses of Parliament had proved the tipping point).

In the modern era lots of things can be gamified (and lots can't) but it only proves useful if we know the outcome for which we are designing, as well as the simple mechanic that's supposed to make that outcome happen.

This is not the outcome for which Jack worked.

It is an outcome for which many are certainly rooting and now expecting if the DOJ is true to its word.

This means crediting yourself with outcomes for which you weren't responsible.

The demands of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), for instance, mean that there is more paperwork required in course design and learning outcomes, for which students need to be assessed.