Sentence examples for conclude that much from inspiring English sources

This survey will examine the origins of the present buoyant optimism, and conclude that much of it is overdone: or at least, based on hope rather than achievement.

But in general, judging by this show, it is hard not to conclude that much of today's creative energy is going not into painting but into photography, photography-related mediums and sculpture.

In fact the lofty speeches are a problem: they have often seemed detached from actual policy, raising expectations he cannot fulfil.The Brookings authors conclude that much of Mr Obama's agenda remains incomplete.

From the figure and table, it is reasonable to conclude that much of the repeat victimization findings can be interpreted as findings about places, and that the absence of unreported crime in police data does not influence measures of concentration of crime at places.

His second stint at Apple is probably the model by which all other tech CEOs will be judged for decades, and you'd have to conclude that much of that came from so much damn experience being wrong before he took it back over.

In fact, from the high genetic distances between specimens that have all been assigned to S. vermifera we conclude that much of the huge biodiversity in Sebacinales group B is covered by cryptic species that lack macroscopic fruiting bodies.

Thus we can conclude that need is much greater in the Roma population.

They conclude that warm droughts recover much more slowly than short very dry droughts.

From this, he's concluded that much of the region may have less than half a century more to go.

A 2005 city planning document concluded that much of the Civic Center reflected "the malaise of urban America today".

Simon Barightlyen rightly concludes that much research is needed to test his theory that the causes of autism are genetic.