favorable outcome

A favorable outcome from all this is possible, some experts say.

From the industry's perspective, that is the least favorable outcome.

"We were led to believe that there was going to be a favorable outcome," he said.

With work of this kind, it was his practice never to predict favorable outcomes.

In such a situation, of course, good policy makers try to make decisions that will help produce favorable outcomes.

But Americans can surely hope for a favorable outcome.

The advocate attempts to obtain the most favorable outcomes possible for that party.

The estimates assume favorable outcomes to various policy uncertainties over which the Administration has little control.

Against that favorable outcome, some tenants weigh substantial legal costs over the years.

No rational person would bet on a favorable outcome.

As we returned home after the trial, my mother was in tears, though she could hardly have hoped for a more favorable outcome.

The most favorable outcome described is an Iraq whose stability would remain tenuous in political, economic and security terms.

The higher the score, the higher is the likelihood of favorable outcome.

And of course if that's true, it's not at all surprising that public defenders would achieve less favorable outcomes.

TV-broadcaster slang for a shot in which there is no favorable outcome possible.

Dr. Schnittman said the reason for the more favorable outcome was not known.

And 30 to 40 percent of the time, some other less favorable outcome occurs, such as shutting the company down or breaking it into pieces.

Guarantee of a favorable outcome should raise red flags.

"Once war breaks out," his analysis goes, "the military dynamic of obtaining a favorable outcome takes control.

Knowing the differences between these actions and their intended use are an important tool in increasing one's chances for a favorable outcome.

Obviously, there will be a less favorable outcome."

Although liver metastatectomy has been associated with favorable outcomes, a more rigorous evaluation is needed.

In Congress, votes are almost never scheduled unless the party in power is confident of a favorable outcome.

This is normally to obtain a favorable outcome.

"We already know the French have gotten a pretty favorable outcome, with the vast majority of their subjects becoming seizure-free," he said.