Sentences with phrase «predictable outcome takes»

When parent groups are micro-managed by their school administrations, a very predictable outcome takes place.

Not exact matches

Not to wax pessimistic here, but when the Big Apple takes on small potatoes the outcome is usually predictable.

For us, it's just painful, as the film plods along to its predictable outcome, taking way too long with its brisk, random detours.

There are many reasons why we should avoid collective punishment, but the most important is that if we want students to learn how to take responsibility for their behavior, they need somewhat predictable outcomes for their choices.

Such a tale could turn predictable, but To Any Soldier does not take the easy path, and the outcome remains uncertain to the very poignant end.

I don't think they understand that we will take our chances for now with a highly unpredictable outcome of the future climate compared with the utterly predictable destruction and catastrophe that will result from this totalitarian course of demagoguery, fear - mongering and lying which arises from the human character's weakness for the love of power.