Sentence examples for chief conclusions from inspiring English sources
One of the chief conclusions was that talking to the public about corruption "can make the problem seem bigger than previously thought … [and] can also bring to mind other 'difficult' issues surrounding aid".
But a National Intelligence Estimate on Iran that was issued two months later said Iran's leaders were working tirelessly to acquire a nuclear weapon — a finding that, like the prewar intelligence on Iraq, has now been acknowledged to have been wrong in one of its chief conclusions.
The authors explain why ecosystems matter: half of all jobs worldwide are in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and the output from those three commodity businesses still dominates the economies of a quarter of the world's countries.The report reached two chief conclusions after surveying the best available environmental data.
For the general's chief conclusion is that success in Afghanistan does not depend on killing more Taliban fighters.
Although he acknowledged in passing the chief conclusion of that report, that the threat from global warming is genuine, most of his statement dwelt on the lingering uncertainties.
He has accepted the results of the study, and acknowledged the report's chief conclusion that global warming is real and at least partly man-made.
The chief conclusion is that the growth kinetics and initial crystal size distribution of the precipitating solids have a profound influence on the reaction rate.
The chief conclusion is that the constructal law of physics has a powerful and established analog in economics: the law of parsimony.
The chief conclusion is that the constructal law of physics has a powerful and established analogue in economics: the law of parsimony.
The chief conclusion emerging is that there is still limited knowledge about the specific design and implementation features that make a program successful for a given population group and in a given context.
But there are reasons to question the chief justice's conclusions.
