Sentence examples for at its conclusions from inspiring English sources

But no one has claimed that its analyses aren't well grounded or that it doesn't arrive at its conclusions honestly.

Using the results, it revised its hypothesis and ran more experiments before arriving at its conclusions.

Private lawyers who have sued federal agencies for racial discrimination expressed dismay at the heavy editing of the report and at its conclusions that discrimination was perceived by the minority lawyers who make up about 15percentt of the Justice Department's 9,200 lawyers.

The company tracked data from over 30 million websites with 1.1 trillion visits for the months of July and August 2014, to arrive at its conclusions.

In arriving at its conclusions, the Expert Panel considered the design and conduct of the study, its outcomes and the outcomes reported in other data available publicly.

Web traffic from the Apple iPad saw a slight drop in early June, according to new data from the Chitika Ad network, which analyzed a sample containing hundreds of millions of impressions to arrive at its conclusions.

It did not help that Douglas refused to define the scope of the unenumerated right he had identified, and, thus, it was not clear how the Court had arrived at its conclusion or where it would go next.

It announced before the tournament that at its conclusion, Domenech would be replaced by Laurent Blanc, a star on France's 1998 team.

It was open to the public and, at its conclusion, the public decided to run onto the pitch and try to grab the players.

At its conclusion she was overcome with the emotion of it all and broke down in floods of tears.

"Amazing!" rasps Grant at its conclusion.