Sentence examples for back to the conclusion from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, eBay has come back to the conclusion that our ultimate goal is to connect buyers and sellers.

From there she wanders to the disappointments of romance and finally makes her way back to the conclusion that "smoking is a love that has never gone wrong".

I've written on this topic before and always come back to the conclusion that humans are indeed unique and exceptional in the area of within species -- human-human -- violence.

But then I come back to the conclusion that cancer forced my hand on several occasions, like the time I took my hair before I let cancer take it.

We harken back to the conclusion of an earlier review [ 4] that noted that the effectiveness of KT strategies is highly dependent on context and that no single KT strategy has been shown to be universally effective.

In The Economist last winter, Gady Epstein explained why "aeons of Chinese footballing ineptitude" have made it "a painful national joke" with the range of explanations that "lead back to the same conclusion: the root cause is the system".

Most lead back to the same conclusion: the root cause is the system.A recent crackdown on football corruption offers little solace; it simply mirrors the pyrrhic campaigns against official corruption elsewhere in China.

It is no wonder every action and effort took me right back to the same conclusion: failure.

But the barrage of resistance and reproach from those who don't like my answers leads me perennially back to the same conclusion.

Each year as I go through a reawakening to these seemingly tragic situations, I always come back to the same conclusion: although I do not understand why certain things happen, as a man of faith I believe that the world has been created by Almighty God and that he is a kind, benevolent, and all-knowing God.

Let us now go back to the final conclusion in Lenski et al.