Sentence examples similar to outcome stand from inspiring English sources
Certainly, this outcome stands in contrast to that of recent strikes.
Whether it is Gutter listening or a computer, the most important thing for the man who survived the Holocaust is that the outcome stands as evidence that these events happened, and they happened to a real human.
Three tries in five second minutes early in the second half from Brett Finch, Mellor and fellow debutant Russell seemed to have settled the outcome, stand-in kicker Josh Charnley kicking all three goals to take his tally to six out of six and earn his side a surely unassailable 36-18 lead.
As the basic science and molecular pathways continue to evolve, the potential promise of novel therapeutic targets and improved patient outcomes stand to be realized.
The poor educational outcomes stand in stark contrast to the reputation the city has built for itself as the country's center of technological innovation.
These new services generate their own revenue, so the Internet access generates the option to access those services, and improves the outcome.One last irresolvable issue stands behind these estimates.
Can someone explain to me a concrete outcome we stand to gain from making this comparison?
Regardless of the outcome, you stand up and face the possibility of it happening again, having learned from the last time.
Cytogenetic aberrations at diagnosis have become well defined genetic biomarkers for AML classification, treatment outcome and stand as independent prognostic indicators.
(The Braves appealed the outcome, but the ruling, and the result, stood).
