Sentence examples for very outcomes from inspiring English sources

In tracing the tiniest movements of conscious thought, Schnitzler registers the way the mind fantasizes the very outcomes it fears.

Plenty of American parents know that, but the sacrificial approach is really validated, and we're very outcomes oriented, so we don't talk as much about the quality of the years you're going to spend under the same roof as we do about what you do to get to a certain outcome.

A very "outcomes specific" initiative is also under exploration with the cardiology department.

Something Druckerman said in the same New York Times interview really resonated with me: Americans, she says, are "very outcomes oriented, so we don't talk as much about the quality of the years you're going to spend under the same roof as we do about what you do to get to a certain outcome".

It's a very real outcome of admitting to poor mental health.

This story from Jessica Shepherd predicts this very outcome.

One of these three, of course, would have predicted that very outcome.

By doing so, Mr. Friedman contributes to the very outcome he fears by further separating us from one another.

In western societies FGM may itself cause the very outcome it is intended, back 'home', to avoid.

I was very outcome oriented, and the Olympic champions were telling me not to be outcome oriented, not to try to win.

It was the very outcome the White House had said it intended to avoid, with partisan presidential politics appearing to trample what had been exceedingly delicate Congressional negotiations.