Sentence examples for concluded from experience from inspiring English sources

Earlier predictions of a vast refugee crisis have proved incorrect because Afghans either do not have the wherewithal to flee or have concluded from experience in earlier wars that abandoning their homes for camps in Pakistan can be worse than staying put.

Wolff had spent some time as an editorial assistant at Little, Brown, and had concluded from that experience that publishers spent too much money on "expensive brand-name flops" and "overpaying for prestige".

Matthäus concluded from his experience in the industry, "I've essentially learned that competing with PayPal is a pipe dream".

We had concluded from previous experience that incubation times specified are unnecessarily long, and it is likely these incubation times could be further shortened.

Conclusion: We concluded from our experience that telepathology is a very useful and applicable tool for additional consulting on difficult pathological cases especially for emerging countries.

The chief designers, Frederic C. Williams and Tom Kilburn, concluded from their experiences with the Mark 1 that computers would be used more in scientific roles than in pure mathematics.

In "The Doors of Perception," Aldous Huxley concluded from his psychedelic experience that the conscious mind is less a window on reality than a furious editor of it.

And while not in any way minimizing the reality that the cultural demand for physical "perfection" falls hardest on women with physical disabilities, she has concluded, from her long experience in the women's movement, including in those 1970s consciousness-raising groups, that "almost every woman has some part of her body that she hates.

It can be concluded from the Spanish experience that gefitinib was well tolerated and showed antitumour activity in these pretreated patients with advanced NSCLC, with a promising rate of disease control and clinical benefit.

Democrats did not conclude from the experience of Vietnam that America is not worth defending.

The Philharmonic administration may well conclude from this experience not that more aggressive marketing is needed but that the unconventional simply doesn't work.