Sentence examples for smooth outcome from inspiring English sources

Despite any hopes for a smooth outcome from a Chapter 11 filing, there are risks in bankruptcy.

Australians are fervently hoping for a smooth outcome from the Indonesian polls.

The ministry later warned that "hyping up" the incident would not help ensure a smooth outcome, the Guardian reports.

This is called the empathic process, and if you invest your child in the discussion, they are more likely to follow a smooth outcome and go happily to school.

In fact, piET also outperforms the rvET optimized by choosing the smoothest outcome after randomization of the sequence input.

When Hills' words were finally regurgitated for public consumption they had been "tidied up" to read "We are confident that the roads will be ready". Fretting over potential traffic nightmares is as much a part of the Ryder Cup build-up as speculation over the captain's picks, just as a relatively smooth logistical outcome has been a feature of the tournament's recent history.

"Such cases can be pretty smooth and the outcome quite fast and the result quite sincere," she said.

Several studies and aftermaths from disastrous accidents have shown that correct users' behaviour may smooth the adverse outcomes of a potential accident.

Woodson's policy proposals are modest, even mirrored in Obama's own proposals: involve the private sector more, create on better rewards for better outcomes, smooth access to capital, use the Christian principle of redemption to lay a conservative framework for addressing the explosion of the black prison population.

Photographic examples of smooth and natural outcomes for study subjects are provided in Figures 3– 5.

But despite optimistic predictions, the autonomous transport revolution faces a precarious journey with no smooth pathway or inevitable outcome.