Sentence examples for a majority conclusion from inspiring English sources

However the Council view here is only a "majority" conclusion.

But for the first time since 1977, by failing to come to a majority decision, the Pulitzer Board's conclusion is that no book is worthy of the prize.

In a statement, he said a panel of fire experts convened by the AG's office in the spring had reached "the majority conclusion" that "a controlled fire had occurred in the Cocula dump, in which it was possible that human bodies had been burned".

That's the majority conclusion of the Anthropocene Working Group, a collection of researchers that has spent the past 7 years quietly studying whether the term, already popular, should be submitted as a formal span of geologic time.

Only rarely do the comparable Britain-wide survey results reach the opposite majority conclusion to those in Scotland.

Mr. Gore also rejected the majority conclusions reached last year by a bipartisan commission on Medicare, saying he would not support raising the Medicare eligibility age to 67 from 65, forcing the elderly into managed care, or raising premiums and co-payments.

In conclusion, a majority of the studied population showed attitudes towards responsibility for the management of musculoskeletal disorders that indicate that these disorders are a matter to be addressed by the individual and also to some extent a responsibility that should be shared by medical professionals.

Conclusions A majority of PICU pts with AKI had exposure to nephrotoxins.

Conclusions: A majority of mesothelioma tumors examined overexpress the α folate receptor protein when compared with normal adjacent tissues.

That concession began a chain of legal events that ended with the conclusion by a majority of the justices of the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday -- Dec. 12 -- that time had simply run out.

Since the traditional definition of mental retardation was an I.Q. of less than 70, that leads to the remarkable conclusion that a majority of Americans a century ago would count today as intellectually disabled.