Sentence examples for a second conclusion from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cameron then offered a second conclusion.

A second conclusion concerns the age-old maxim never to deploy a force without giving it a clear military mission.

A second conclusion to be drawn from experience is the close connection between export expansion and economic development.

"So a second conclusion about the current experience," Mr. Meyer said, "is that the increase in the funds rate, to date, has had a smaller effect than usual -- nearly zero -- on overall financial conditions and hence on aggregate demand".

A second conclusion concerns hiring discrimination based on religious closeness.

A second conclusion pertains both the backhaul topologies and the place where decoding occurs.

A fourth conclusion, inevitably, takes in the listeners.

I would add a fourth conclusion, though this is more speculative.

This leads to a third conclusion: that Ted Cruz might actually get on the national ticket.

He then offered a first conclusion that sounded like the essence of the pragmatic Big Society philosophy.

This suggests a third conclusion: the need for a "banking union", a European-level system to regulate, restructure and directly recapitalise ailing banks.Lastly, the Latvians say the promise of euro membership was vital to keep them on course.