Sentence examples for outcome running from inspiring English sources

Everything pointed me toward one outcome: running out of diesel while seeing my search fail and the riddle magnified: where were the gas stations in Paris?

"Thank you, Mama!" She was obviously thrilled with the outcome, running off towards the living room while pretending to eat the peas.

The speculation that Teller initiated Robert Oppenheimer's security clearance hearing and determined its outcome runs counter to the historical record.

So as this deeply divided nation prepares for a Sunday vote about whether to swallow more painful austerity from Europe, the consequences of the outcome run far beyond whether Greece will receive a new financial lifeline.

For our technically-inclined readers: what I'll be using here is a type of regression called ordered logit, which is appropriate when there is a hierarchy of categorical outcomes (running for president; winning the nomination; becoming president).

That confidence interval, enough to cover 90 percent of all possible outcomes, runs between 7 percent and 26 percent of the vote.

The most plausible range of outcomes runs from Obama losing the election by about two percentage points, slightly better than John Kerry did, to his winning it by perhaps six or seven, slightly worse than his margin from four years ago.

Boller could have even more pressure on him depending on the outcome of running back Jamal Lewis's drug trial.

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The Airbus that went into the New York's Hudson River lost both engines - which is an identical outcome to running out of fuel - and the pilot managed to land on the water," Gratton says.

Prostitution is a common outcome of running away.