Quotes About Outcome

We had a good team on paper. Unfortunately, the game was played on grass.

It's not where you start but where you finish.

We must have had 99 per cent of the match. It was the other three per cent that cost us.

A detailed analysis of his four-putt at the 1986 Masters: I miss the putt. I miss the putt. I miss the putt. I make.

Of course it looks bad when you're not executing. When things go bad, it's not going to look good.

How you respond to the challenge in the second half will determine what you become after the game, whether you are a winner or a loser.

Sometimes, you get the bear. Sometimes, the bear gets you.

If you make one mistake, it can result in vasectomy.

It doesn't matter how pretty you look it's how many runs you get.

People say it is part of the game. You win some, you lose some. But not for me.

When I was put in a situation where I'm going there, you have to look at the team and the possibility that hey, we can probably do some good things over there.

Victory and defeat are each of the same price.

Less effort in this game makes more results.

These 11 questions best elicit true business objectives: 1. What is the ideal outcome you'd like to experience? 2. What results are you trying to accomplish? 3. What better product/service/customer/employee condition are you seeking? 4. Why are you seeking to do this (work/project/engagement)? 5. How would the operation be different as a result of this work?

We shall be able to solve the problem when it will be clearly evident to all that there is no other, no cheaper way out of the present situation.

Life is like a piano. What you get out of it depends on how you play it.

In real-life situations, however, risks frequently increase without any corresponding increase in the payoff:

its not what happens to you it's what you do with what happens you

Kebahagiaan adalah produk sampingan yang kita peroleh dalam proses mengerjakan sesuatu yang lain.

In life, man proposes, God disposes.

The outcome has already been established in the afterwords — hoc erat in votis! — just as the ash is already in the wood about to kindle.

I don't like to use the words batting or fighting when talking about cancer. It suggests that there are only two outcomes: winning and losing. If you don't get well, then you are a loser. If you have decided to stop treatment, you are giving up. That's nonsense....It is not a fair fight. Not even close. It is simple biology. You get treatment and you get better. Or you don't. And neither outcome is an indication of your strength as a person.

None of us knows how we will cope with snakes until the moment arises, and then most of us find out that we do not do it very well. Snakes were one of the tests which life sent for us, and there was no telling how we might respond until the moment arrived. Snakes and men. These were the things sent to try women, and the outcome was not always what we might want it to be.

People who do that sort of thing may reap what they sow, but they also destroy the harvest of those who are around them.