Sentence examples for virtuous outcomes from inspiring English sources

"You do not get excellence on the cheap nor do you get all the other virtuous outcomes that come from that without long term and predictable levels of funding and that's what we've witnessed," he said.

"You do not get excellence on the cheap nor do you get all the virtuous outcomes that come from that without long term and predictable levels of funding," Lord Coe, the great middle-distance runner who headed up the London Organizing Committee, said over the weekend.

Making less cancer a goal can lead us to many other virtuous outcomes that span across human health, economy and environment.

For regulators who believe in transparency, that would be a virtuous outcome.

Now if we have in any way created a road map or template for other sports, then that has to be a virtuous outcome".

Such "decent neighbourhoods" produce virtuous social outcomes, the council says.

Women leaders could be creating a virtuous cycle on crime outcomes because greater responsiveness of the police would encourage more women victims to come forth and hence deter crime over the long term.

The paper then focus on how to conduct engineering education research in establishing the virtuous cycle of research to attain meaningful outcomes that can enhance the quality of engineering education to produce graduates who can rise up to the challenges of the new millennium.

"Collaboration often seemed to depend on achieving a virtuous cycle between communication, trust, commitment, understanding, and outcomes" (Ansell and Gash 2008, p. 16).

The 2006 Paris Freight Charter had positive outcomes but it lacked enforcement: the "virtuous" truck companies (the companies that use clean vehicles and comply with delivery time windows) do not feel privileged enough compared with the other operators.

The result is a virtuous circle.