Sentence examples for called conclusions from inspiring English sources
In the 13 December 2007 issue of Rachel's Democracy and Health News, William Crain of the City College of New York Psychology Department and Junfeng Zhang of the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey School of Public Health called conclusions of minimal risk "premature".
Snyder offers his own view of the right lessons to draw in a final chapter of "Black Earth," ambitiously called "Conclusion: Our World".
Still, Mr. Blunt called his conclusions "highly controversial".
The Mets' lawyers called their conclusions "irrelevant and unfounded".
Another senior European official called the conclusions of the assessment "unfathomable".
Matrixx Initiatives of Scottsdale, Ariz., which markets them, has denied the zinc gels cause anosmia and called the conclusions "scientifically unfounded and misleading".
The report drew immediate criticism from Gov. M. Jodi Rell of Connecticut, who called the conclusions ludicrous and said the state would challenge in court any approval of the terminal.
Last night an aide to Francis Maude, the cabinet minister responsible for the quango scrapping, dismissed the report's criticisms, saying the committee had "fundamentally misunderstood" the process, and called its conclusions "absurd".
In a press release announcing the report, one of the authors, CIEL's Melissa Blue Sky, called their conclusions "troubling", and another author, ACA's Matt Finer, described the situation as a "crisis... despite important reform efforts".
The BUAV called the conclusions a "devastating indictment", adding: "If such criticisms can be levelled at one of the world's leading universities, then it is inevitable that similar issues arise in research establishments all over the country".
