Sentence examples for outcome much from inspiring English sources

Recognizing a right to rescind the declaration of withdrawal would make such an outcome much easier to achieve.

The beauty of Brown-Vitter is that all that extra capital makes that awful outcome much less likely.

If the number of bad players is small, then with a good probability the bad players do not influence the outcome much.

Whatever the outcome, much of the credit, or blame, is likely to be laid at the doorstep of one man: Andrew Marshall.

Perhaps that does not make England better than Spain, or even as good, but it was an outcome much improved on the grotesque mismatch many predicted.

The basement-level meat, fish and cheese counters; first-floor bakery; and second-floor restaurant here are the "Honey, I Shrunk the Dream" outcome, much delayed, much diminished.

SALT LAKE CITY — The rancorous debate in Washington over whether to raise the federal debt ceiling is alarming many of the nation's governors from both parties, who fear that whatever the outcome, much-needed money will almost certainly be drained from their states.

Further, the spatial model produces outcomes much closer to those documented historically and inferred from the palæoecological record.

Yet our current social environment encourages heavy consumption of sugary soft drinks, making such outcomes much more likely.

"Doctors generally care about medical outcomes, much more than style and aesthetics," Dr. Robert Klitzman, an associate professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, said in an interview.

Yet until very recently there was little rigorous research demonstrating the importance of principal quality for student outcomes, much less the specific practices that cause some principals to be more successful than others.