41.   When the parent or child dominates, the outcome is predictable.

42.   When the adult is in charge, the outcome is not always predictable and the possibility of failure, success and change is introduced.

43.   The outcome was that the school was to lose only one member of staff and consequently would have an improved pupil-teacher ratio.

44.   If we carry on the way we are there can only be one outcome and that is success.

45.   I wonder if you ever received them and what the outcome was.

46.   Three years of bloodshed and misery could not be justified if the outcome were a return to the pre-Republican status quo.

47.   The outcome is that adjectives expressing the more basic types of property can generally be expected to appear prenominally but not postnominally.

48.   This large degree of regional economic responsiveness served the developing economy well, in that the outcome was a provision whose components were complementary.

49.   Historians generally agree that the outcome was favourable to the government.