Sentences with phrase «sort of outcome»

Parties need realistic advice from their advisers as to their true prospects of success in litigation, and on what sorts of outcome are possible in the process.

It's a question of deciding what sort of outcome you would rather prepare for.

However, I think some of the problems in education — that I can see — stem from the funding of a certain education model and therefore, the continual production of the same sorts of outcomes.

What sorts of outcomes Indiana's model produces will begin to be seen later this year as more districts implement their new evaluation systems and bargain new pay systems with their teachers» unions that take the results into account.

Ok, what sort of outcomes can we expect from such a reform?

While strong business investment obviously contributes to capacity expansion, the sorts of outcomes envisaged for GDP growth would imply that the economy will continue to operate close to full capacity.

On the U.S. - China trade meeting, he added, «With the U.S. making that olive branch offering and making the step to go over there, I think it would be highly unlikely if they didn't come back with some sort of outcome.»

If you are unable to think about stocks or the index funds that hold those stocks rationally — and understand that just because the market declined, say, 25 percent, does not mean you have lost 25 percent of your underlying earnings power, you stand virtually no chance of enjoying this sort of outcome.

That sort of outcome is an important characteristic of strenuously overbought markets.

I purposely decided not to name the district as I'm not trying to embarrass them, but rather explain the forces that lead to this sort of outcome.

Gaps in information can lead to the sorts of outcomes you may fear the most for your child, including unplanned pregnancy.

«It's plain as a pikestaff that this sort of outcome might arise,» Jay says.

On occasion, election thresholds have resulted in a party winning an outright majority of seats without winning an outright majority of votes, the sort of outcome that a proportional voting system is supposed to prevent.

I think, you know, biologists have been onto this for several decades and, you know, we've been looking at the signatures, sort of the outcome of these duplications event [s]; you know, when we look at human genes and you know genes of lots of other organisms that are important to us, you know, medically or agriculturally, things like that; but really, teasing apart sort of the step by step process of how one gene becomes two different genes, that's been hard to do experimentally.

The word «performance» can be broad, but in this case we're referring to anything that has to do with strength, power, muscle activation, or some sort of outcome variable related to muscle function.

On the other hand, this sort of outcome may seem perfectly fair given that some teachers face far greater obstacles than others given the readiness to learn of the students in their classrooms.

Not only does this not create any sort of outcomes, since, in reality, no one is clicking those links, it is single - handedly destroying the Forex name.

Putting down your money with the thought of seeing this sort of outcome is gambling, not investing.

Forget physical risk reduction, when it comes to research, these are the sort of outcomes that should be the primary goal of governance (most if not all field experiments that might be carried out over the next decade carry extremely low to negligible risk to the environment because of their small scale).

So, begin any encounter with a prospect by asking questions — about who they are, where they came from, what keeps them up at night, what they are looking for in a lawyer, what sort of outcome they want.

We know that genes influence all sorts of outcomes — how tall we are, how much we weigh, the color of our eyes, and our likelihood of developing certain diseases and disorders.

, having been linked to all sorts of outcomes in relationships.