Sentence examples for a conclusion made from inspiring English sources

The Republican Presidential primaries, while lurching toward a conclusion, made a conservative takeover of the White House look more unlikely.

All season, they battled the perception that they were playing over their heads — a conclusion made by looking at a payroll that was the second lowest in baseball on opening day.

The findings on inflammation, he says, are preliminary because they represent a conclusion made after the trial finished, not a hypothesis proposed before it began.

Such a conclusion made by the authors appears clearly erroneous because abuse by the experts of rights and legitimate interests of citizens including trial participants, of course, may be a subject for a separate appeal.

"At this particular time, I have not seen any evidence that indicates this was a homicide," said Warren Diepraam, a Waller County assistant district attorney, referring to a conclusion made by investigators that Bland's injuries were consistent with a death by suicide.

But that is a conclusion made by myself in the original article.

Presumably it will be a closed-end case that will come to a conclusion, making it akin to many cable series.

So sweeping a conclusion makes many assumptions, of course, one of which is that there is such as thing as "truth" out there, and the theory of Forms or Ideas is part of the metaphysical foundation of that view.

This implies, at first glance, that he harms himself individually, but such a conclusion makes little sense in light of Paul's point about uniting the prostitute with the whole church.

But one result does not a conclusion make, not in science anyway.

As our study is not a randomised controlled trial, any conclusions made comparing the differences between a chemotherapy and self-selected comparator arm must be interpreted with caution.