Sentence examples for conclude how far from inspiring English sources

It is not possible to conclude how far these results can be generalized to other generic quality of life scales.

However, the number of phages investigated so far has been too small to conclude how different clusters are related.

Muir and his colleagues conclude that limited light could "severely constrain" how far north and south corals might be able to expand.

The former president asked, "How far off is military despotism?" and concluded his speech, "may God bless this people and God save the Constitution".

When the Allies perceived just how far Fascist fantasy diverged from reality, they concluded that Axis leaders had brainwashed their citizens and themselves.

One student concluded: "[This] has been an incredible experience for me to learn about how far [AD] permeates into a person's life, far beyond the signs and symptoms that the physician or neuroscientist witnesses".

In trying to protect society from the market, through policies such as a 35-hour week, how far is the government holding back the economy?It is hard to conclude that big French companies have been cramped.

A classic 1983 study by Richard Meese and Kenneth Rogoff, then both at the Federal Reserve, concluded that macroeconomic models could not explain a currency's direction of travel, let alone how far it would go.

"I guess when you win a major you are already in the history books, but let's see how far I can get and how many pages I can write," Rose concluded.

"The change in their life and just how far they have made it in just one year is really impressive," Lerneryd concluded. .

On a tan bowl a poem scribbled in brown glaze asks, "How far is the southern sky in the eyes of a lone wild swan?" The poem concludes, "My heart flies to the frontier morning and night".