And they should probably avoid jumping to the conclusion that the New York primary was stolen from them.
"Anyone convicted of match fixing can expect to be banned for life but, at this stage, no one has been charged and we should avoid jumping to conclusions".
In his Tip Sheet, Mr. Barnard advises students to look beyond statistics — "Stare at the numbers long enough and it will become apparent that every school is in the top ten by some equation," he writes — avoid jumping to conclusions, and make a gut decision about where to enroll.
After cautioning process engineers to avoid jumping to conclusions, and be sure to take time to test and verify the best filtration solutions, this chapter addresses filtration theory background and practice.
The intuition behind Hilbert curve is that two consecutive points in the sequence are nearest neighbors, thus, avoiding "jumping" to farther elements, as in the z-order and Gray-code curves.
So we should take care to avoid jumping to conclusions about the circumstances surrounding Mr. Sparkman's death.
"If there's a lesson to be drawn from this episode," the President continued, it's to avoid "jumping to conclusions and pointing fingers at each other".
He also cautioned that, as more sexual assault allegations come out against prominent men across American society, the public should avoid jumping to conclusions.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch, speaking at a violence-reduction summit in Little Rock, Arkansas on Monday, urged people to avoid jumping to conclusions about the data, and to continue to address the pockets of the country truly plagued by violent crime.
"As with all death investigations, we ask the community to be patient and avoid jumping to conclusions while detectives conduct their work," Seattle police said in a statement printed in both English and Somali.
