My drop was quick: a doctor's visit, a conversation about age and fertility and the casual conclusion that using a sperm bank was the most sensible option.
Additionally, this is a cross-sectional study which does not allow conclusions about casual relationships.
Two years ago a Goya that had hung for more than half a century at the Prado was determined not to be by Goya, a conclusion many casual observers had reached long before.
One reviewer, calling the finale a "shattering conclusion," wrote, "For casual fans of American democracy who weren't paying much attention to it lately, what they saw in Wednesday's episode must have come as a shock: a cast of characters who were thoroughly unlikable, unappealing, and, in the end, totally unredeemed".
The other bookend, the lyrical effusion of a finale, stepped ahead more resolutely without ever seeming rushed or casual, building to another overwhelming conclusion.
Connell and Brown echo these findings, highlighting the fact that "casual inspection of village housing enables conclusions to be quickly made on which households have migrants overseas" [ 24].
Use of remittances for housing is so widespread in some areas, such as Tonga, that it is often stated that casual inspection of village housing enables conclusions to be quickly made on which households have migrants overseas.
A casual reader might come to the conclusion that many of the stories on the finance pages are poorly sourced.
Given their unusual subjects, a casual observer might draw the natural conclusion that these ambitious productions were too dark or civics-lessonish to suit the glitz-riddled precincts around Times Square, where flashy musicals merchandising nostalgia tend to thrive.
Amos Elon, a prominent Israeli journalist who generally defended Arendt, allowed in his introduction to her book's paperback edition that Arendt "had a tendency to draw absolute conclusions on the basis of casual evidence".
