Sentence examples for outcomes around from inspiring English sources

"There is huge variation in outcomes around the country.

"Creating a simpler GE will position us to deliver superior outcomes around our core capabilities," Immelt said in a letter to shareholders.

A spokesman for Greg Hunt, the environment minister, told Guardian Australia there was a "lack of focus on outcomes around threatened species" under the previous Labor government.

The promotion of religious tolerance, both within and between countries, states Blair, will be key to fostering peaceful outcomes around the world in the 21st century.

Ironically the public tends to think that it gets high quality care now, failing to recognise the dramatic variation in outcomes around the country and from ward to ward even within the same hospital.

They also said that the similar outcomes around the world for such varying investments were not surprising once the different levels of dependence on computer technology were taken into account.

"We have our chances during the games to turn the outcome around," he said.

Though some conservatives like Mr. Rove initially doubted the election's outcome, by around 10 p.m. many in the media had turned pessimistic about Mr. Romney's chances.

Whether Justices Breyer and Souter ever had a realistic chance of turning the outcome around, and how close they might have come, remain unanswered questions.

Although being more severe in our cohort, the survivors had similar rate of good outcome around 90%% after at least 1 year of evolution than those reported by others [3, 10 12].

In the same way, elderly individuals who did not participate in groups presented prevalence of the outcome around 64% higher than among those who took part in one or more groups.