Sentence examples for upon its outcome from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upon its outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the results or consequences of a particular event or action. Example: "The decision will be made upon its outcome, which we expect to see by the end of the week."
Her solicitors argue that the consultation currently underway is "disingenuous" and that any decision based upon its outcome would be unlawful.
The solution to this "three-player/three-cake" bargaining [4] is given by the unique outcome vector with the property that no player can improve upon its outcome by switching coalitions.
"Mamet approaches the story of Phil Spector as a mythological one, not as a news story, and the film is not an attempt to comment upon the trial or its outcome," the statement said.
It is a drama inspired by actual persons in a trial, but it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
The film opens with a disclaimer that describes "Phil Spector" as a work of fiction "inspired" by actual persons in a trial, then adds, "But it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
After "shock and awe," I will never again be shocked and awed; but one's feelings about the origins of the war have no bearing upon one's analysis of its outcome.
The Second World War had a similar unifying effect upon the British people, however, its outcome was to recondition Britishness on a basis of democratic values and its marked contrast to Europeanism.
The album experienced several technical and financial problems during its recording sessions, including errors in the mastering process, and the band were dissatisfied with its outcome; although upon its release, Ecstasy received moderate critical acclaim and peaked at number 12 on the UK Independent Albums Chart.
The planned status of a pregnancy might impact upon the experience of pregnancy, its outcome and the subsequent wellbeing of mother and child.
Critical reflection upon the project and its outcomes by CoP members helped to inform the discussion included in this report.
However, as is the case with conditions such as myocardial infarction and stroke, prediction of sepsis risk at a stable phase of health could have enormous impacts upon its care and outcomes.
