Sentence examples for some possible outcomes from inspiring English sources

You had to, in the aftermath of Sept. 11, create some possible outcomes that were pretty dire.

The most likely explanation is that they fear more instability and violence, as well as some possible outcomes, like rule by the Muslim Brotherhood.

Assembly elections could produce even more uncertainty and instability: some possible outcomes could bring the whole system grinding to a halt.

There's some possible outcomes to this move by Twitter.

What are some possible outcomes of the mediation process?

Some possible outcomes for the collision process were found: coalescence, fragmentation, and flocculation of liquid drops.

If ck has some possible outcome sentence oku that would make P[oku | hj·b·ck] / P[oku | hi·b·ck]  < γ (for a given small γ of interest), one may disjunctively lump oku together with some other outcome sentence okv for ck.

The fact that this book remains current despite the inevitable delays of the publication process is testimony to the foresight of many of the authors, who in their discussions have correctly predicted the direction and (in some cases) possible outcomes of ongoing research.

With that in mind, it's worth taking a closer look at some of the possible outcomes ahead of this Sunday's action.

SI.com's Stewart Mandel breaks down some of the possible outcomes, although he did overlook the Big Ten's attacking Irkutsk from Kamchatka.

For those of us with not so vivid imaginations, artist Azhar Bande-Ali has mocked up some of the possible outcomes if the coupon network had succumbed to the hypothetical and not so hypothetical advances of some of the biggest players in the field, above.