Sentence examples for an ultimate conclusion from inspiring English sources

"I came to an ultimate conclusion that it became immoral to serve them".

But he expressed doubt that the authorities could "exploit all evidence at their disposal to lead to an ultimate conclusion of this cancer plaguing Greece".

The present direct comparison might confirm this, although the scaling procedure does not allow an ultimate conclusion on this important issue.

This story offers an ultimate conclusion to the story in the kinetic novel.

The concerns by the FDA's own scientists were summed up in a memo by FDA compliance officer Dr. Linda Kahl, who protested that the agency was "... trying to fit a square peg into a round hole... [by] trying to force an ultimate conclusion that there is no difference between foods modified by genetic engineering and foods modified by traditional breeding practices".

The last section of this 600-plus page novel is thus something of a disappointment – even if the ultimate conclusion packs a mighty punch.

But basic OLS is very sensitive to outliers, and they may have an inordinate effect on the ultimate conclusion.

While the illustrations show the soldier as black and set the location as the verdant tropical forests of Vietnam, this story could apply to any soldier, anywhere, and its ultimate conclusion is a damning of war everywhere.

His project, Open Surgery, follows self-care culture to its ultimate conclusion, with a series of open-source robots made from 3D-printed and laser-cut parts, combined with hacked surgical components bought online.

Indeed, his "Napoleon-like" plan drags him to a well-calculated murder, the ultimate conclusion of his self-deception with utilitarianism.

He's a purveyor of wacky, purely fabricated gibberish leading to the ultimate conclusion that there's an unholy alliance composed of the Obama government and "fascist" progressives out to destroy us all.