Sentence examples for any certain conclusion from inspiring English sources

I turned out the light and reordered the items in my head for several hours without coming to any certain conclusion while he slept soundly next to me, confident, I'm sure, in my ability to protect him from whatever may slither in the night.

However, the extent of the finds was not particularly significant and was insufficient to draw any certain conclusions about the precise nature or scale of this earliest known phase of occupation.

We are therefore not able to draw any certain conclusions about cause and effect.

However, given the small number of reported cases, one cannot make any certain conclusions about genetic susceptibility.

However, due to the low number of patients with isolated dysphasia (n=13), it becomes hard to make any certain conclusions from their study.

Without several different types of measures of executive functioning (i.e., ratings as well as laboratory measures), it is not possible to draw any certain conclusions.

Ms. Martin adamantly denied the mayor's office had lobbied the commissioners to reach a certain conclusion.

For readers, sniffing out the parallels between the stories slightly obscures one of the pleasures of reverse narrative — its sense of inexorability, of every action tending toward a certain conclusion.

But he's often wrong, simply because it seems like he's wants to reach a certain conclusion.

We study the resulting accuracy of the model so that performance studies know with what confidence a certain conclusion can be made.

This highlights the need for always explicitly storing the chain of evidence or markers that have been used for reaching a certain conclusion.