Sentence examples for outcomes says from inspiring English sources

"The commissioners raised the bar on all the outcomes," says Gordon.

"We won't change the course of students based on expected national outcomes," says Powell.

"I think the encouragement of debt through the tax system rather than equity has remarkably perverse outcomes," says the former Labour City minister Lord Myners.

"It turns out the highest-quality care also is the most cost-effective because we make fewer mistakes and create better outcomes," says Patrick Hagan, the hospital's president.

"The exercises are great fun but have terrible outcomes," says one observer.In cross-border banking, institutions that are "too big to fail" are not the only problem.

The worst of all possible outcomes, says one investor, would be a carve-up of Arcelor between Mr Mittal and Mr Mordashov.

"We'll be closely evaluating the outcomes," said Robert W. Walsh, commissioner of the Department of Small Business Services.

"There is a range of outcomes," said Deepti Choubey, an NPT expert at the Carnegie Institute for International Peace.

"There is a strong correlation between volume and better outcomes," said Arthur A. Levin, director of the center.

"I'm happy enough with the outcomes," said McKeever, whose season has been plagued by illness.

"There are some battles that are worth fighting, regardless of the outcomes," said Hirono.