Outcomes

He understood the negative outcomes of being wasteful.

Our research indicates that such outcomes are becoming more common in this age group.

Please read the manual and hypothesize 3 possible outcomes.

This quest can have many outcomes, depending on the choices you make.

The positive outcomes that my being fully present in the uncomfortable situation brought me reinforced my willingness to explore despite fear.

Okahana and Koc agree that in the past, the job outcomes for those with a doctoral degree, or Ph.D., were much clearer.

The study of history offers to individuals major utilitarian learning outcomes.

The linear regression showed that race was tied to mental health outcomes.

Gorelick said that the outcomes of his work in Jordan may be used to evaluate water scarcity in other Middle Eastern countries, such as Syria.

Goldman Sachs, the American financial powerhouse, is trying to factor into its investment decisions and counsel all possible Omicron outcomes — from a worst-case scenario of greater virulence and vaccine-evasion to the nice surprise that the vaccines remain efficacious, and Omicron turns out to be more benign than its forerunner.