Sentence examples for true outcomes from inspiring English sources

The baseball writer Rany Jazayerli dubbed these the "Three True Outcomes," undistorted by such fickle factors as fielding and foot speed.

Until this season, Branyan had averaged one of the three true outcomes — homer, walk, strikeout — in 52.5percentt of his plate appearances.

Since 2008, only Santana and John Lannan have a bigger difference between their actual E.R.A. and the E.R.A. predicted from their three true outcomes.

8.45pm BST Rays 1 - Red Sox 0, bottom of the 2nd Mike Napoli's beard and to a lesser extent Mike Napoli, Three True Outcomes All-Star, is up to start the bottom of the second.

Homers, walks, and strikeouts — the so-called true outcomes prized by devotees of Moneyball for their imperviousness to subjective complications — were, if anything, overvalued now that M.B.A.s had infiltrated every front office.

For Jurrjens, though, 2011 is the second time in three seasons that his E.R.A. is significantly lower than what would be predicted from his three true outcomes alone.

The Wangan and Jagalingou claim states the true outcome would be a $1.87bn economic boost and 1,206 extra jobs.

In the deadman dance we witness a performance of what might have been, a forlorn hope that is clung to long after the true outcome has become inevitable.

But when 30 million or so Britons (out of 46 million eligible voters) mark their X on their ballot papers they won't know the true outcome of their choice.

As the country's slavish electoral committee declared Mr Lukashenka the winner, with 80% of votes on an improbable turnout of more than 90%, the true outcome of this election began to emerge.

We've never seen the true outcome of the Doctor's feelings when he's lost a companion because it's never really dwelled on, but now's our chance.