Sentence examples for certain the conclusion from inspiring English sources

In the weeks that followed, I felt certain the conclusion to the Blythe Harris mystery was simply "Kathleen Hale is crazy" – and to be fair, that is one deduction.

Section 5, it says if you do certain things within certain times, the conclusion that you draw is going to be conclusive upon the Congress.

If the death penalty were illegal and Mr. Dershowitz were arguing for its practical value, then proposing new laws permitting its use under certain circumstances, the conclusion would be inevitable: He wants to create legalize something that is currently illegal, and is making the case for its usefulness.

So certain is the conclusion about our ability to decipher the tree of macroscopic life that many an evolutionary biologist excitedly jumps straight to the conclusion that the concept of a grand natural system -- the unity of bifurcating phylogeny and a natural systematics of cladistic variety -- extends to all organisms and all of evolutionary history.

Since the survey appeared to count all American women over a certain age, and not just heterosexual women over a certain age, the conclusions drawn from the data were, to my mind, dead on arrival.

I'm not bothered if an argument can have premises close to certain and a conclusion far from certain, as long as the conclusion is certain when the premises are certain".

The power of Johnston's images tends to reduce Ms. Weems's efforts to a helpful, mind-clearing decompression chamber; but it's not certain that the conclusions her installation inspires aren't already available, just beneath the surface, in the earlier photographs.

They believe, to the contrary, that, in the light of our common humanity, which speaks to the common sentiments, purposes, responses, hopes, and aspirations of all human beings in respect of certain situations, the conclusions of their reflections would, surely, have implications for the capacious community of humankind, for the universal human family.

A familiar and very common sort of inductive inference involves moving from information to the effect that all observed things of a certain type have a certain property to the conclusion that absolutely all things of the type in question have the relevant property.

A report released last November said, "Some soldiers did not receive payments for up to six months after mobilization and others still had not received certain payments by the conclusion of our audit work".

The experimenter still must assume the responsibility of accepting the risk that there is a certain probability that the conclusion may be incorrect.