Sentence examples for avoid concluding from inspiring English sources

No, in the end it's hard to avoid concluding that it's about class.

This show makes it hard to avoid concluding that welding by itself is too limiting for today's most adventurous artists.

A self capable of noticing that everything around it expires can't avoid concluding that it will, too, somehow, sometime.

It is hard to avoid concluding that the BMA's refusal of these latest terms is about pay rather than safety.

It is hard to avoid concluding that the IOC has too much at stake in mounting a global spectacular to be a credible anti-doping body as well.

Still, Halberstam is smart enough to avoid concluding that the memory of Vietnam drove the major military decisions of the Clinton administration or, as it turned out in some cases, the nondecisions.

Overall, just 47% of patients were judged to have received good care, and 32 deaths could have been avoided, it concluded.

"In the United States, I think people try to avoid conflict," he concluded.

The pair set off from their home on Merritt Island soon after midnight on Saturday to avoid traffic and concluded the trip in just under 17 hours.

When Times editors learned of the conflict, they quickly and appropriately posted an Editors' Note disclosing this unfortunate sequence and concluding, "To avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, Mr. Nocera would not have written about the case if he had known of the law firm's involvement".

Voters are more likely to provide an opinion if they do not have a clear option to avoid doing so, Singh and Kanagasooriam conclude.