Sentence examples for outcome itself from inspiring English sources

You'll realise that the reason this outcome was unimaginable has as much to do with our imaginations as the outcome itself.

And so more important than the election outcome itself might be the voter turnout, which can be taken as a kind of referendum on General Guei's standing.

Once you actually begin to sit down logically and rationally and go through that kind of questioning process, you [realise] you're much bigger as a character and as a self-concept than the one outcome itself".

What haunted Gibbs about that loss in Miami was not the outcome itself — the stronger, more experienced big-match player had won, after all — but the possibility that her failure would be used by opponents she was battling off the court.

The outcome itself has the same value.

However, this control of the demand shock is potentially endogenous, as it refers to 2009 and may be considered as an outcome itself.

Al Qaeda has largely brought this outcome upon itself.

The doubt over the outcome is itself a refreshing novelty.

And of course a less favorable macro outcome would itself further hurt policy implementation prospects," it said.

"While reducing early childhood service access for vulnerable families is an adverse outcome in itself, Indigenous services are particularly impacted given the high proportion of vulnerable children and families they serve," Atkinson said.

If there is no way through the current impasse one pale, last-ditch outcome suggests itself: an international tour to the Caribbean with Test matches against individual nations such as Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Barbados.