Sentence examples for a third conclusion from inspiring English sources

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

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.

A third conclusion is that the 1693 earthquakes, although more serious with respect to the number of people and the area they affected in terms of mortality, morbidity and their immediate economic impact, saw a rapid and sustained recovery.

A study on page 871 draws on a new source of evidence, DNA from the fossils of ancient dogs and wolves, and comes to a third conclusion: Dogs originated in Europe, from a now-extinct branch of gray wolves.

A third conclusion is that most analyses of wage growth over the last three decades, which show the relative stagnation in real wages for most of the population, understate the losses to workers.

A third conclusion is that Sho may open a window to pathological signaling events in prion disease.

But Mr Cameron then offered a second conclusion.

A fourth conclusion, inevitably, takes in the listeners.

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

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

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