Sentence examples for outcome very much from inspiring English sources

For months, it seemed as if that would be enough, but recent polls show that Corzine has managed to erode what once seemed an insurmountable deficit, leaving the outcome very much in doubt.

The much-used and entirely accurate Einstein quote about insanity being the repetition of the same act and the expectation of a different outcome very much applies to the Blues.

Disappointingly, there was no truth to the rumour that he had arrived at Parc des Princes having powered along the Seine, standing up in a speedboat, but his introduction was still dramatic, as he was thrown on with 16 minutes of a tumultuous encounter remaining and the outcome very much in the balance.

Students with better English ability tend to talk more, but it's more stressful for me to teach them because their parents value the children's learning outcomes very much.

Until a magic medication comes along to stabilize β-cell function or, better yet, to reverse β-cell dysfunction, it will remain difficult to improve diabetes outcomes very much unless the current medical care system can change to facilitate more frequent interactions with knowledgeable providers.

By the twelfth, and final, round, the outcome was very much in doubt.

The risk of the banking system melting down, the deflation outcome, has very much diminished.

For a time, the outcome was very much in doubt for the Packers, though Favre showed little concern.

In January, however, Cutcliffe was back in New Orleans at the Manning place for a visit whose outcome was very much in doubt.

The outcome still very much in doubt, the 2009 Horse of the Year will be announced Monday night in ceremonies at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

For Paloma Faith, the half-Spanish, half-English singer hoping to join Leona Lewis as a member of the Hackney-born musical elite, the outcome still very much hangs in the balance.