Sentence examples for outcome held from inspiring English sources

He considered running for Senate in 2010 but says the best possible outcome held no appeal: "It's 6 years, then 12 years," Ryan said.

But the chaotic events also underscore how far away Turkey remains from joining the European Union, an outcome held out as an imminent prospect by the Vote Leave campaign, led by Boris Johnson – now British foreign secretary – only weeks ago.

Interestingly, this survival benefit with good neurological outcome held for any patient admitted to a PCI-capable hospital regardless of any intervention (OR = 3.14, 95% CI = 1.51 to 6.56).

There is now substantial amount of evidence to indicate that the same relationship between stent structural characteristics and vessel wall outcome holds true in humans.

But assume that the outcome holds, and that Mr. Romney also wins Virginia on Mar. 6, where only he and Ron Paul are on the ballot.

The outcome holds the potential to hobble a governor whose hoped-for legacy had been wresting California from a fiscal crisis.

It is not clear what lessons, if any, the prosecutors within Mr. Vance's office believe Thursday's outcome holds for the coming case against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

If that outcome holds, it could avert the doomsday scenario of Greece making a sudden and messy exit from the euro currency.

At around $4 trillion in deficit reduction, the United States would have a good shot at achieving what Mr. Obama and a growing number of Democrats consider to be a politically plausible and economically meaningful outcome: holding the national debt steady for a decade or so at under 75 percent of gross domestic product.

It would be worth to explore if the same outcome holds for Mexican households and if that is the case, implementing training programs would help families to achieve food security.

The outcome holds major consequences for the U.S. economy.