Sentence examples for outcomes of having from inspiring English sources

"So one of the good outcomes of having autonomy for vehicles is people can suddenly recover freedom of mobility for people who otherwise cannot drive".

Few theorists deny that political institutions must be at least in part evaluated in terms of the outcomes of having those institutions.

Finally, empirical examples that use data from the Polish extension of the Programme for International Student Assessment are presented to estimate the effects on student learning outcomes of having at least one neighborhood friend in the classroom.

The pregnancy outcomes of having stillbirths or miscarriages were significantly higher among mothers who did not utilise ANC services.

Our data are limited in that the outcomes of having received counseling and other preventive services were self-reported and may not accurately reflect care patients received.

One of the outcomes of having a QAV with cusps of different sizes is valvular malfunction, which leads to their fibrous thickening and incomplete coaptation of the cusps.

"I wanted to write about the awful karmic outcome of having a materialist, self-conscious, self-obsessed life," Mr. Self said of the novel.

If a new cluster of freckles appears, I will automatically assume it's skin cancer and not just the natural outcome of having spent some time in the sun.

The failed U.S. intervention in Lebanon was the direct outcome of having a president, Mr. Reagan, who was fuzzy on the details, susceptible to cliches and totally dependent on foreign policy advisers, who themselves did not understand the Middle East.

They're not really interested in the art or what we do — just the outcome of having a lot of people visit the building".

Jet lag, sleeping disorders and mood changes are just the tip of the iceberg: our susceptibility to different cancers may be an outcome of having DNA clocks.