Sentence examples for reasonable outcomes from inspiring English sources

This criticism also misunderstands basic concepts about the German labor market like Tarifautonomie — collective bargaining between unions and employers without government interference — which have led to more reasonable outcomes than wage negotiations in other countries.

Still, polls showed that around 70 per cent of Norway's public thought such a complex attack could not have been carried out by a madman and Breivik had to bear responsibility Breivik has said he would accept a sane verdict, but derided a jail term as "pathetic", and said acquittal or execution were the only reasonable outcomes.

Other authors have reported reasonable outcomes [14, 16, 17, 18].

The reasonable outcomes, as well as the significant computation time saving, have been achieved, thereby displaying the advantage of this calculation method.

With respect to potential side-effects, some of which include memory loss and cognitive impairment, it is common to find that they are characterized as predictable and reasonable outcomes that one would expect with direct brain intervention.

As result, we obtained reasonable outcomes from a set of initial and simplified scenarios: the PM successfully reproduced the direction of the primary observed structural and land tenure patterns, even before calibration.

Since cytostasis is a reasonable outcome, in the first instance, and since we might reasonably expect to observe this during the development of other therapeutics, then perhaps this recommendation should be widened to include other therapeutic approaches.

"I think that's the only reasonable outcome.

Overall therefore, the company is aiming for a reasonable outcome in the current financial year.

That he felt, I believe, was key to any reasonable outcome.

We believe that our work will ensure a fair and reasonable outcome for small and unsophisticated businesses.