Sentence examples for Many conclude from inspiring English sources

Many conclude that, once in place, solidarity ceases being voluntary and instead becomes a yoke.

Many conclude that it is not worth it, and postpone or cancel their return to work.

Many conclude that the "accidental president" has had to relax controls to win over Nigeria's political elite.

Many conclude, as Andrew Campbell of Britain's Ashridge Strategic Management Centre puts it, that "it's like betting on the reds at roulette: the odds of winning are a bit worse than 50%." Some find it is more like what American roulette players call "double street": only 20% of bets win.Most existing research looks mainly at domestic deals.

Many conclude that because of our epistemic interdependence, adequate epistemic analysis must attend to the political and moral dimensions of our social-epistemic interactions (Code 1995).

Many conclude he is, in fact, a spiritual charlatan who says he is a Christian but who is actually something wholly "other". A Muslim.

Many conclude that the reduced β cell mass in T2D reflects an increased rate of β cell death, but while this must often be true, there may also be a β cell birth problem.

The case for a yuan devaluation, many conclude, is weakening.

Is it any wonder that many conclude unionization is not worth the effort?

"When violent crimes go unpunished while nonviolent ones get hammered, many conclude that the state seeks control, not justice".

Yet when historians review the trio will many conclude that by some weird coincidence all three were corrupt?