Sentence examples for telling outcome from inspiring English sources

This is underscored by the Ekjut trial's most telling outcome: the poorest and most marginalised people benefited the most.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Representative Ron Paul of Texas finished a strong second in the state's Republican primary on Tuesday, which in many ways was the more telling outcome in a race where Mitt Romney's dominance was never in doubt.

Past performance is no indicator of future outcome but for anyone who is irresistibly attracted to portents, not least when they apply to the major championships, the 2008 Irish PGA Championship at the European Club near Wicklow produced a telling outcome on Saturday afternoon.

The most telling outcome of the South Carolina exit polls was on which candidate can beat Barack Obama – 51% for Gingrich, 37% for Romney.

And will shareholders be told the outcome of their deliberations?

"It's one of those elections where I can't tell the outcome just yet," Moorhead acknowledges.

The asylum seeker asked to be told the outcome of his complaint, and for the guard to be removed from the compound.

Jeremy Lin's grandmother and uncle have agreed that they will only watch delayed broadcasts of Jeremy Lin's games, after she has been told the outcome.

I won't tell the outcome of the climb, but it's not giving anything away to say that long before the denouement, Brooke is moving past her father, both on Aconcagua and on the less tangible climb that is at the heart of the book.

Just as in relationships, time will eventually tell the outcome of the new Hinge.

Councillors in Dumfries and Galloway were told the outcome of any review would probably not be known until the summer.