Sentence examples for that outcomes from inspiring English sources

The problem is that outcomes are not simple.

The problem is that outcomes are also starting points.

"The evidence suggests that outcomes seen as equitable can lead to more effective [international] cooperation".

Evidence from a pilot study suggests that outcomes are better for those who remain with their foster carer.

All the British audience wants to see is that outcomes match potential.

This sends the message that outcomes are more important than location or hours on the job.

However, they said they recognised "the possibility that it cannot be guaranteed that outcomes that suit our common interests are ultimately deliverable".

But it is not entirely clear that outcomes are worse for such patients than for comparably ill patients admitted on weekdays.

But when Levitt and Fryer controlled for the child's background, the name effect disappeared, strongly indicating that outcomes weren't influenced by intrinsic qualities of the name itself.

It is my role therefore to find the best way to communicate and engage with senior leaders to effect change so that outcomes for children's lives can improve.

But by the nineteen-eighties it was accepted that outcomes among patients receiving "simple mastectomies" were statistically identical to those for patients undergoing the radical operation.