Sentence examples for a likely conclusion from inspiring English sources

This is a likely conclusion to draw from our study because we only measured a limited number of outcomes due to the lack of availability of good quality routine data.

If talks do go ahead, a breakdown remains a more likely conclusion than a breakthrough.

As the game approached its final quarter hour, a goalless draw seemed only likely conclusion.

As an eight year old kid, I immediately went to the most likely conclusion: it was a burglary!

To us, it looks like an inevitable reshuffling of the board – a likely foregone conclusion – where one day, instead of getting pocket money from Mum, we might be getting it from Dad. Oh, and Dad's a bit of a bastard.

4.38pm: Henry has also furnished us with an interest analysis of the likely conclusion of tonight's count, and what it means for the province.

Vancouver's victory Thursday night, in which Ryan Kesler bent another game against Nashville to his will, writes Cam Cole in The Vancouver Sun, sent the last potentially interesting second-round series to a likely uneventful conclusion, writes Adrian Dater on SI.com.

"All of these lines of evidence converge on only one likely conclusion," says Nigel Tufnel, an anthropologist at the University of Witney in the United Kingdom who was not involved in the excavations.

Tim Yeo, Chairman of the Energy Select Committee said he thought a breakup of the companies was the most likely conclusion of the investigation.

The only likely conclusion to this aforementioned quandary is that, yes, tablets are not a priority for HTC.

"The more likely conclusion is that users (correctly) perceive that Twitter provides little value to them".