Sentence examples for can only conclude it from inspiring English sources

This means that the first two PCs are not very useful to describe its temporal profile and we can only conclude it is different from that of the other induced genes.

If the BBC acted swiftly in replacing Peter Rippon, Newsnight's editor, shifting Helen Boaden, the director of news, and announcing the retirement of her deputy, Mr Mitchell, one can only conclude it has taken a long time to clear the decks.

After the last couple of hours mulling over why I've lost 0.46 of a star, I can only conclude it's because I take a lot of short journeys.

As Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee put it: "I can only conclude that it is not just our economy that is at risk but our constitution".

Whatever our support for its aims, we can only conclude that it is not fit for purpose in its current form".

Looking at the behavior of Iran's government, one can only conclude that it is terrified of its own people.

I can only conclude that it's to do with the novel's "queerness", its explicit sexuality blinding otherwise intelligent people to its manifest shortcomings.

"We can only conclude that it is a result of a fast-changing society".

Well, failing the presence of any attribution, one can only conclude that it's The Times itself making this interesting statement.

"From what we know about war, we can only conclude that it's a much lesser problem today," said Monty Marshall of George Mason University, a co-author of the "Peace and Conflict" report.

Asserting that the plan would allow Mr. Paulson to act with "absolute impunity," Senator Dodd said, "After reading this proposal, I can only conclude that it is not only our economy that is at risk, Mr. Secretary, but our Constitution, as well".