Sentence examples for the outcome about from inspiring English sources

Culmer said he was unsure when Lloyds would know the outcome about its capital position.

She went on, "Sometimes I found myself looking around and wondering about the outcome, about whether we might be doing more harm than good.

And providing an explanation requires, most basically, an account of the causal mechanisms, background circumstances, and human choices that brought the outcome about.

The most persuasive explanations of an outcome are those that point to a condition that is abnormal or unexpected in the context or to a deliberate action designed to bring the outcome about.

A key point about performatives appears to be that it is by virtue of a convention that saying such and such in a given context brings the outcome about (Miller 1984).

Pollsters came unstuck over the general election last year, but they called the London outcome about right.

I was concerned about the battle, but not about the outcome, not about who would win.

In other words, do we care more about the outcome or about our role in it?

Since when it is the job of the journalist to care more about the outcome than about the process?

They need to know the likely outcome about the degree and the school they're choosing.

David Remnick and the staff writer Amy Davidson Sorkin discuss what the outcome says about the President's power and about voters' feelings on sexual misconduct.