The phrase
"desirable outcome" refers to a result or consequence that most people would be happy and satisfied with. It means achieving a positive or favorable resolution to a situation or goal.
Full definition
A short sale is a far more
desirable outcome for a seller than a foreclosure because it will appear on a credit report as a settlement.
I have over a decade handling divorce and family law cases and I could help you achieve the most
desirable outcome in your case.
They are also interested in exploring whether empowering music can lead to
more desirable outcomes in contexts such as negotiations, employee performance, job interviews, marketing campaigns, and social perceptions.
Finally, the challenges of day - to - day teaching and learning will yield less than
desirable outcomes from time - to - time.
Some of the poor management choices you've made can lead to the
less desirable outcome — you running around, losing money and searching for a replacement.
This book shows how to use agreement to transform the biggest areas of marital conflict into closeness, cooperation, and
mutually desirable outcomes.
That would be a
very desirable outcome in the case of each country taken in isolation, but also for all countries taken together.
Young people's social, emotional, and academic development is related, and promoting social and emotional development can lead to
several desirable outcomes.
So why is this considered a
more desirable outcome than building zero - emissions renewable energy infrastructure right now, even if the initial cost is slightly higher to start with?
Some might argue that while an appreciation of the Canadian dollar caused by rising world commodity prices is an understandable and
even desirable outcome, appreciations caused by international portfolio reallocations are artificial and should be avoided.
I think the right question as you raise is to consider under what conditions and users can Web - based platforms
promote desirable outcomes such as learning, collaboration, and dialogue and under what conditions / users do they promote polarization, extremity, biased reasoning etc..
As good as it feels to avoid pain or the perceived burden of bringing your friends into your complicated situation, there is evidence that short - term difficulties can lead to more
desirable outcomes long term.
In their introduction, they note that educators should not assume that the adoption of these newer technologies is inevitable, or that such advances necessarily signal
fully desirable outcomes.
When you and your spouse are able to reach a compromise and end up at a mutually
desirable outcome without court involvement, then you can file for an uncontested divorce.
If you have a specific, relevant and compelling offer that addresses the biggest pain or most
desirable outcome of the scenario, you will find yourself connecting with many more ideal customers to work with in the future.
A recent systematic review of studies which controlled for maternal involvement and gathered data from different independent sources, found «positive» father involvement associated with a range of
desirable outcomes for children and young people (Pleck & Masciadrelli, 2004).
The report recommends how states considering such policies can ensure that high - quality courses reach as many students as possible and how to stage the implementation of Course Access in smart ways over time to
achieve desirable outcomes for all students.
Unfortunately, the evidence is increasingly clear that test scores are only weakly correlated with all of these
other desirable outcomes from schools.
While the track record of western - led intervention in civil wars may not be as bad as some critics occasionally make out — the Western Balkans, for example, today are a far cry from what they were 20 years ago — recent experiences clearly indicate the limits of military interventions to
produce desirable outcomes.
This melancholy indie drama features two lovers who are battling heroin addiction without a hint of
desirable outcome in sight.
«The evidence is increasingly clear,» he writes, «that test scores are only weakly correlated with all of these other
desirable outcomes from schools.»
One of the standard responses to concerns about how platforms may delineate and allow users to allocate their privacy interests is, on the one hand, that competition among platforms would
promote desirable outcomes and that, on the other hand, the relatively limited and monopolistic competition that we see among firms like Facebook is one of the reasons that consumers today have relatively poor control over their information.
Although divorce is never the
most desirable outcome of a marriage, it can sometimes be the best way to preserve the quality of life for all parties concerned, especially if dependant children are involved.
By opting for some form of mediation, the employer can allow a neutral third party to step in and work closely with everyone to present a
mutually desirable outcome, whether that involves getting things back on track or achieving an amicable and dignified parting.
Pragmatic environmentalists are arguing that would actually be a
more desirable outcome for climate change than nixing the Keystone altogether.
Neither mutual stagnation, nor the relationship between captor and captive, is
a desirable outcome.
Third: Fox no longer views a Time Warner merger as its most
desirable outcome.
Many of these formulas involve showing someone a picture of
a desirable outcome.
After all, he thought, how can a measure that ignores gaping wealth disparities, dwindling natural resources and a deteriorating environment profess to be leading us toward
a desirable outcome?
These are
all desirable outcomes, and they are tough to achieve when you're second - guessing every action.
Only Fed economists untouched by reality could think rising prices for consumer goods is
a desirable outcome.
I don't think it is entirely a free lunch for the U.S. even though it might be
a desirable outcome from a broader perspective.
Instead of focusing on
your desirable outcome — becoming an amazing cook — you're caught up in all the intimidating details.
«To block Google entirely is not necessarily
a desirable outcome for the government,» said Mark Natkin, managing director of Marbridge Consulting, a technology research firm in Beijing.
Very often, this is just the result of an honest statistical error that leads to
a desirable outcome, and therefore it isn't checked as deliberately as it might have been had it pointed in the opposite direction.