Sentences with phrase «full outcome»

Since these options expired on Friday I can show the full outcome of the trade (if held through Friday's close).

We will have to wait for a decade or so to see the full outcome.

Scientific truth is poorly applied to countless personal situations where someone must believe that their decision, before knowing its full outcome, is one that they can live with.

To gain the university's freedom from the churchmen he forewent clarity in his public utterance in order to conceal as long as possible from his traditional constituency the full outcome of what he was doing.

The irony in all this, however, was that the «full outcome» went quite beyond Kirkland's anticipation: affecting not merely the governance of the institution but its very character.

«Although it's stepping away from the position Jalna has held since 2015 — of consistency in its support across all religious certification — we feel that the public response has warranted reconsideration of this position as an interim measure, whilst we await the full outcome of the Senate Inquiry into transparent religious certification practices and management,» the statement said.

Although I know I have a long while yet till I see the full outcome of my procedure, my scaring is minimal and already barely noticeable.

«And we are still waiting to find out the full outcome of the «root and branch» investigation which was promised.

The time one starts to save, the fees one pays to invest and the return one achieves by investing all have tremendous implications on the full outcome.

During this appointment the claimant patient apparently said that she was content with the results of the cosmetic surgery but both parties apparently agreed that it was still too soon after the procedure to see the full outcome.

This footage can be used as a tool to assign fault and to hold a negligent driver responsible for the full outcome of an accident, including any injuries that may result.

Oftentimes your workers» compensation rights are disregarded by employers and insurance companies, which means that you may not receive the full outcome of what you deserve.