Sentence examples for questionable outcomes from inspiring English sources

"Teams say yes to things they wouldn't have said yes to a few years ago," she said, including high-priced therapies that produce questionable outcomes.

The IFIs are notorious for their "conditionalities" that make borrowers sign up to austerity and structural adjustment programmes that have had questionable outcomes on growth and equality in the region.

These opaque procedures and questionable outcomes need to be scrutinized, before the efficiencies of connected data are used to justify taking power away from citizens and further concentrating it in police forces.

Carey juxtaposes this experience against the current situation in higher education: massive debt and questionable outcomes.

So, predictably, MOOCs routinely draw large initial interest because they are free but miniscule completion rates and questionable outcomes because, well, they are free.

Unfortunately both strategies have high price tags and questionable outcomes in terms of actually protecting the coast.

Knowing what matters when allows doctors to make fine judgments about surgery and other interventions of questionable outcome.

It was another not-so-great night for boxing -- an ugly, awkward fight with a questionable outcome.

This time, international officials are taking a long step back from the elections, emphasizing that they are "Afghan led," partly in hopes of distancing themselves from any questionable outcome.

Victory isn't clean or pretty, a fact that any objective observer will recognise when assessing the the US occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, two wars with a very questionable outcome (an indisputable victory would perhaps embolden Canberra, London and Washington to embark on yet more colonial adventures).

Among physicians the discussion about appropriateness of these ICU admissions still remains controversial mostly due to questionable outcome, limited resources and costs.