Sentence examples for we trust the outcome from inspiring English sources

When the foundation of the research (the analytical method used to measure the vitamin D and the form they measure) is questionable how can we trust the outcome (1)?

Otherwise I do not believe the public at large will trust the outcome.

Once rules are bent or broken, to the extent that nobody can trust the outcome, then all essence is lost.

If you have an election system where fraud can be committed and – this is very important – that fraud is undetectable, then you don't really have a reason to trust the outcome of the election.

For the Los Angeles-based Hong, painting serves as a way to let go, lose control, and trust the outcome of each stroke of paint.

Inadequate segmentation was not used as exclusion criterion, although it seems unlikely that a user would trust the outcome if the segmentation fails.

That's the difference between a calculated risk and simply trusting the outcome to a gut feeling or chance.

Zizi Kodwa, national spokesperson of the ANC, said only: "We trust that today's outcome will bring the matter closer to finality".

Telehealth is no different and patients and practitioners need to be able to trust the health outcomes they are aiming for are achievable through telehealth.

But Republicans fiercely opposed the change of plans, saying that unless a full recount was conducted, the public could not put trust the accuracy of the outcome.

And it's harder for residents to trust the intentions and outcomes of a justice system that doesn't reflect them.