Sentence examples for promised outcomes from inspiring English sources

For their troubles, the promised outcomes rarely if ever occurred.

For their troubles, the promised outcomes will rarely if ever occur.

Although the app worked flawlessly, it wasn't integrated well with the hotel chain's operations, so the technology delivered the promised outcomes only some of the time.

"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.

Many new digital health companies are also taking on risk in their model, essentially guaranteeing results when promised outcomes are met enabling them to break through to new customer channels.

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].

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.

Fads promise outcomes such as greater effectiveness, more motivated and productive workers, and deeply satisfied customers.

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").