Sentence examples for appealing to conclude that from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, whilst it is appealing to conclude that alliance and communication have an impact on patient cooperation with treatment regimens, it is important to contextualise any effect within the interplay of other possible adherence determinants e.g. illness related, demographic and psychosocial factors.

The crisis led The Economist to conclude that pandas, despite their non-existent sex lives and self-destructive diets, are far more appealing than "costly, bumbling Washington politicians".

We hope to conclude that work shortly.

"It's appealing to have that one event".

"Does that sound appealing to you?" "That sounds appealing," replied a young man at the market.

And it's appealing to consumers that are urban.

It is no longer appealing to that violent, errant husband.

Active Anime's Christopher Seaman had mixed feelings, finding the romantic themes mature and the magical themes appealing to younger audiences; he concluded that "teens would get the most out of the series".

It is appealing to speculate that disorders such as schizophrenia could be regulated by epigenetic events.

So, I am appealing to him to set that goal.

"Both types of countries seem to find argumentation for and create situations that breed doctors' involvement in torture," he concludes, whether appealing to patriotism or blaming the victims.