Sentence examples for common conclusions from inspiring English sources

This synopsis focuses on aspects related to predicting changes to groundwater recharge conditions, with several common conclusions between the review articles being noted.

The most common conclusions outsiders seem to draw from the plight of the city is either to say, "Our city may be bad but at least we are not Detroit," or, "We are the next Detroit".

But there are common conclusions and questions: does the status of an Oscar-winning moviemaker like Mr. Polanski soften the focus of opprobrium reserved for priestly abusers like Bishop Vangheluwe?

However, some common conclusions can be obtained from (3) and (4).

Although these different incidents have different causes, the effects were similar and some common conclusions can be drawn.

Early dependency theorists asked why developing countries remained underdeveloped, and exploitation was among their common conclusions (Dos Santos 1971; Frank 1967; Amin 1974).

A more common conclusion is one rat per human.

This has led to a common conclusion for victims of abusive situations: Catalan speakers end up believing that they are to blame for their own maltreatment and humiliation.

"We came to the common conclusion that the war, as such, is over on the territory of Chechnya," General Troshev said.

Because the best thing for the country would be for us to reach a common conclusion at the end of the investigation about what took place.

The battery bounce test, popularized in online videos, has led to the common conclusion that a high bounce means a dead battery.