Sentence examples for better conclusion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the better conclusion is that fewer ideas would make for better ideas.

Ultimately, the Latina comment didn't make sense — a Latina woman would reach a better conclusion about what?

If we don't listen openly, we will not explore avenues that might lead to a better conclusion, and we could drive views underground.

Who can argue with Justice Sotomayor, who felt "that a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would, more often than not, reach a better conclusion".

A better conclusion would have been: "Israelis cannot think of an alternative to me for now but want a new direction".

He loves to examine an idea from every possible angle, searching out the weaknesses in order to arrive at a better conclusion.

IN SCIENCE, more information is supposed to lead to better conclusions and greater consensus.

As quantitative, data-oriented analytical types, Mr Assange and Mr Ellsberg both fundamentally believe that giving people more information will lead them to draw better conclusions.

She retreated from or tried to explain away some past statements, most notably her much-criticized comment that she hoped a "wise Latina woman" might reach better conclusions than white males without the same experiences.

"And Alex has a lot of experience, he is here at the track with us," he added, "so he can help us analyze the situation and come to better conclusions.

Managers who still rely on their gut to guide them risk losing out to competitors who use research to reach better conclusions.