Sentence examples for a standard conclusion from inspiring English sources

David M. Cutler, a health care economist at Harvard, summarizes what is becoming a standard conclusion among professional economists in a book, "Your Money or Your Life" (Oxford University Press, 2003).

By now you might be thinking that all I have managed to do is take a circuitous route to a pretty standard conclusion: Britain has a really big North-South divide, which is very hard to change.

This, of course, is a fairly standard conclusion when it comes to this topic, and, despite some of their more extravagant claims, it's one that Aiden and Michel don't disagree with.

The standard conclusion would be to encourage him to write a sequel.

But as the movie crashes toward a standard rom-com conclusion, Sierra's betrayals of those she claims to care about grow increasingly reckless and cruel.

In saying that the state did not have to give more money to the city's Board of Education, the appeals court said that a junior high school education was an adequate minimum standard, a conclusion Mr. McCall took issue with.

Conclusions: A standard diluted epinephrine infusion (40 μg/h) into epidural space decreased anesthetic requirements.

But there's a standard, and they drew the conclusion based on that.

Studies have shown a preference among referrers for reports in a structured form, with findings given in a standard manner, followed by a conclusion.

Conclusions: Implementing a standard algorithm of rehabilitation care that includes outcome indicators adjusted to patients' disability severity is feasible.

Conclusions: Under a standard BMD approach, the BMDL10 is considered to be the most appropriate PoD.