Sentence examples for promised outcome from inspiring English sources

As troubling as such an unequal relationship between buyer and seller may be, it might be justified if the seller's product offered the promised outcome.

To claim that an app "teaches" is not a promised outcome; it's a stated purpose.

But the promised outcome is that the video is going to "cause controversy, ignite accusations of racism -- in both directions!" (No, I've no idea what "both directions" is supposed to mean).

"The MetaCX team is building a truly disruptive platform that will inject data-driven transparency, commitment and accountability against promised outcomes between SaaS buyers and vendors," said Fuller, in a statement.

Some of the concerns associated with science hype include exaggerated public and patient expectations, misinformed science and health policy, and the possibility of loss of public support where promised outcomes do not materialize [ 42– 42].

Crucially, proper metering will speed the arrival of such innovations as fixed-price "energy service" contracts, which promise outcomes such as certain levels of heating, rather than the mere delivery of kilowatts.

For 3 weeks, I experimented with a cult bodybuilding diet, Carb Backloading, which promises outcomes too good to be true: slam carbs at night after heavy lifting, get slimmer and build muscle.

Appearing to promise outcomes preys on parental guilt, and gets us in trouble (e.g., "Your Baby Can Read").

Political leaders appear only too willing to hear that all is well with a strategy which has promised better outcomes with greater efficiency whilst providing them bullish rhetoric.

The Democrats promised equalising outcomes through unlimited federal assistance while Republicans offered something that seemed less tangible the promise of equalising opportunity through free markets.Really?

Jay Hutchins, of Comprehensive Planning Associates in Lebanon, N.H., never promises an outcome.