Sentence examples for a difficult conclusion to from inspiring English sources

That wasn't a difficult conclusion to reach, and it didn't need to take seven years; all they had to do was look at their damn signage – all those placards of Obama as "Curious George" the monkey and signs like "OBAMA'S PLAN = WHITE SLAVERY" were kind of unambiguous.

It's a difficult conclusion to avoid when two of the biggest heroes of the film are actually two straight men: liberal attorney David Boies and conservative attorney (and former US solicitor general) Ted Olson, who famously faced off in the Bush v Gore recount decision.

It's not a terribly difficult conclusion to draw.

This is, of course, a difficult conclusion for us to accept.

While working on improving Facebook's tools, however, I came to a very difficult conclusion: doing this for all the companies of the world was not the same project as doing it for one of them.

This is a difficult study to draw major conclusions from.

"It's difficult to come to a conclusion when you are facing a political will but no real documents," she added.

Sorrell said: "As far as the UK is concerned, we saw some softness in April, May and June and in July we saw some strength so it's difficult to come to a conclusion one way or the other.

A recent systematic review concluded that laminar airflow tended to lower infection rates as opposed to conventional ventilation, but the authors emphasised that it was difficult to draw a definite conclusion due to confounding.

It is difficult to make a straightforward conclusion as to the functional consequences of this age-related decline in RyR levels.

It is therefore difficult to reach a definitive conclusion as to the advantage of one type of resuscitation fluid over the other.