Sentence examples for avoiding the conclusion from inspiring English sources

But there was no avoiding the conclusion that Tuesday — which had held much promise for Mrs. Clinton, thanks to Mr. Obama's much-anticipated endorsement — was instead one of the lowest points of her campaign so far.

I don't know how "Big Little Lies" ends (HBO coyly sent all but the final episode), but, having read around in Moriarty's novel (avoiding the conclusion), I know just enough to realize that tone means everything in the task of turning this story into a strong TV show.

Mr Justice Wyn Williams told Stacey: "There can be no avoiding the conclusion that your offence was committed in the context of a grave illness that had afflicted Fabrice Muamba.

However, because NuMts have also been detected in nuclear DNA derived from ancient samples, there is no avoiding the conclusion that NuMts are a potential problem for all sample types, irrespective of their origin or condition [ 21].

It's hard to avoid the conclusion that fat became ugly when the poor became fat.

All the same it remains hard to avoid the conclusion that will be uncomfortable for many.

Now it was difficult to avoid the conclusion that he was living a lie".

Nevertheless it's hard to avoid the conclusion that both numbers are growing significantly.

It's hard to avoid the conclusion that young people are being hung out to dry.

It was difficult to avoid the conclusion that recent dressing-room upheavals have affected them.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the lumbering bureaucracies of police forces are struggling to keep up.