Sentences with phrase «often achieve better outcomes»

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«People often come in with an idea that they want a sizeable butt, but it's my job to educate them on what will achieve the best outcome,» Dr Chan says.

These outcomes had been often achieved by means of supplements, but food is good source of these nutrients as well.

«Professionally managed investment options can help working Americans achieve better retirement outcomes by creating a diversified portfolio, which is often the most challenging aspect of participating in a workplace retirement plan,» James MacDonald, president of Workplace Investing at Fidelity, said in a press release.

Resolution of cases often involves working closely with clients, as well as with opposing counsel and investigators for the agency involved, understanding the culture of each particular agency and the specific application of the law necessary to achieve a particular outcome.