Sentence examples for terrible outcomes from inspiring English sources

She attempted to avert the worse of two terrible outcomes: the loss of her daughters' lives along with her own.

"We have a lot of disputes, we spend a lot of money and we have terrible outcomes," Ms. Norton said.

But readers might come away from this article with the impression that most twin pregnancies have terrible outcomes at exorbitant costs, and that is not the case.

The financial crisis of 2007 might have been avoided, Ehrenreich suggests, if governments and bankers had allowed themselves to see warning signs and consider potentially terrible outcomes.

Also, acknowledging terrible outcomes of low probability requires acknowledging the other tail -– a world with rising emissions but little change for quite a while.

"The exercises are great fun but have terrible outcomes," says one observer.In cross-border banking, institutions that are "too big to fail" are not the only problem.

A terrible outcome is clearly signalled from the outset.

"It's a terrible outcome,'' the official said.

An immediate jail term is a terrible outcome for him.

"It was a terrible outcome," an American official told me.

"It's a terrible outcome," the official said.