Sentence examples for outcomes former from inspiring English sources

In addition to experiencing poor labor market outcomes, former prisoners recidivate at high rates.

In addition to experiencing poor labor market outcomes, former prisoners are very likely to recidivate, or return to crime (Durose et al. 2014).

Enshrining the current agreement as the long-term future could be "practically the worst of all possible outcomes," former CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden said on CNN.

A second general election later this year after an inconclusive result on Thursday would resolve little and would probably produce a similar outcome, former chancellor Kenneth Clarke has said.

The ILO's 2015 report on the state of child labour examines the long-term effects of a child workforce, including the employment outcomes of former child labourers.

Transitional jobs programs are expected to lead to better long-term employment outcomes for former prisoners by improving soft skills and building work history.

Campus support programs for foster care alumni (FCA) have emerged in an attempt to improve higher education outcomes for former foster youth.

To assess and compare long-term pulmonary outcomes in former preterm-born, very low birth weight (VLBW) children with and without bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) born in the surfactant era.

This would obviously have different outcomes, the former increasing circulating EPC and the latter decreasing circulating EPC.

Limited research has explored the role of stigma on HIV-related outcomes for former HIV-infected prison inmates [ 21, 26– 28].

This apparent smoker's paradox, where current smokers have less hypertension or better CVD outcomes than former or never smokers, has been previously reported in the literature.