Sentences with phrase «of bad outcomes»

One of the worst outcomes of the 5 paragraph approach is that it pounds the voice out of the text, even for the better writers.

You can significantly reduce the chances of a bad outcome by hiring an attorney to defend you.

Global warming, through sea - level rise, will raise odds of bad outcomes in such storms down the line even if warming has little impact on the storms themselves.

Research on this issue is clear: this pressure increases the likelihood of bad outcomes and reduces the quality of athletic development.

Too often people simply ignore the possibility of bad outcomes that are obvious from the start.

And it's not just a review of bad outcomes, it's a review of all outcomes.

It doesn't have to be true that having more competition will lead to some type of worse outcome versus not having it.

Many of the bad outcomes are washed out in this data - laundering exercise.

The reason insurance rates are high is because the risk of a bad outcome leading to a large payout is high.

I have only the details the hospitals have released, but I suspect the bans came on the heels of bad outcomes.

The press statement doesn't specifically compare the numbers to any hospital rates of bad outcomes and even states there are really no data sources out there to compare to hospital outcomes.

One of these bad outcomes occurred in four of the patients.

«Most of the bad outcomes in this country from alcohol are not from people who are «alcoholic,»» he adds.

When the chances of a bad outcome approach around 10 %, mindfulness really helps you ignore those unlikely bad outcomes and proceed with a strategy that has a very good chance of success.

In the lead up to the final show - down, I think it is vital to understand just how high the stakes of a bad outcome are.

If we judge only by outcomes, decisions will be made to pursue the lowest probability of a bad outcome.

Meanwhile, researchers have also cast doubt on the long - term efficacy of «forced fun» at work, finding that required levity can lead to an array of bad outcomes such as burnout among employees, and that these cheerful work cultures often serve to distract workers from excessive control or poor conditions elsewhere in the business.

Johnson's predicament is the least of the bad outcomes from the war between the state's two leading Democrats, which is hurting the city in ways that are not often explained in the many media reports about it.

These strong conclusions have a lot of scientists and policy experts pushing for prompt action, after decades of waffling, both to cut the odds of the worst outcomes by curbing greenhouse gas emissions and by boosting resilience to climate extremes — whatever the cause.

The first question reminds you that on the spectrum of bad outcomes, not succeeding in a creative project is on the (very) low end of the seriousness scale.

To argue that the existence of some number of fake news items amongst an ocean of other content ought to result in active editing of Facebook content is not simply a logistical nightmare but, at least when it comes to the potential of bad outcomes, far more fraught than it appears.

Ability of one class of society to insulate themselves from the immediate effects of bad outcomes and pass it on to others is a core cause of long term societal collapse.

This uniformity of bad outcomes is why I keep using the word «warning» lately.

In the case of a bad outcome, how many of you would cry foul that a doctor HAD N'T pushed c - section hard enough?

A series of bad outcomes (dead babies) comes to the attention of the Midwifery Joint Committee (involving direct - entry midwife Rowan Bailey in July (mentioned above), and a Certified Professional Midwife and two Certified Nurse Midwives around the same time [additional deaths, not mentioned above]-RRB-.

«The clear scientific consensus is that these drugs are absolutely vital to prevention or amelioration of the worst outcomes during a severe pandemic,» says Jon McCullers of the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center in Memphis.

«Old age has been recognized as an independent predictor of worse outcome from concussion, but most previous studies were performed on younger adults,» said the study's lead author, David Yen - Ting Chen, M.D., from the Department of Radiology at Shuang - Ho Hospital, Taipei Medical University, in New Taipei City, Taiwan.

However, child care is also often considered a «necessary evil» for middle - class children who have greater economic advantages; we worry that it disrupts the mother - child bond and that it leads to a plethora of bad outcomes from cognitive delay to aggression.

Dogs and developing countries are a rough mix — with the lack of neutering resulting in puppy population explosions and all manner of bad outcomes, from millions of dog bites a year in India to rabies outbreaks in Indonesia to fatal maulings in Mexico City.

Stephen H. Schneider, the Stanford climatologist I've been interviewing since 1988 on this issue, has long favored pursuing climate policies that reflect the overall reality that the risk of bad outcomes rises with gas concentrations:

That means most Americans charged with a crime are at risk of bad outcomes partly caused by the quality of representation that they can afford.

Provides that physicians can not be held liable for punitive damages because of the bad outcome of a prescription medication as long as it was administered in compliance with current FDA protocols.

Underinsurance leads to all sorts of bad outcomes — bankruptcies, home foreclosures, unsustainable debt — which we'll explore further in this blog.

The actual data is suggestive of a low risk of bad outcomes for homebirthers, but they are clearly at higher risk than hospital birth!

The fear of bad outcomes — fostered by periodic outcomes that are in fact bad — creates the opportunities Euclidean depends on.

Paying Later: The High Costs of Failing to Invest in Young Children (PDF - 220 KB) Pew Center on the States, Partnership for America's Economic Success (2011) Reports the findings of a study that explored the social costs caused by an array of bad outcomes, including child abuse and neglect, high school dropouts, criminal activity, teen pregnancy, drug and alcohol abuse, and other health problems, and how these costs could be reduced by investing in evidence - based early childhood programs.