Sentence examples for conclusion about the future from inspiring English sources
I draw no conclusion about the future of classical music radio, but the two stations that largely defined their primary listener benefit as "relaxing" no longer exist.
Conclusions about the future of learning factories are drawn.
And he usually has the actors build on their characters' past to show us their future — thereby allowing the audience to draw neat conclusions about the future that awaits us all.
IT is, of course, hard to draw any sweeping conclusions about the future, or even the state of mind of Iraqis in general, from the comments of a few Iraqi citizens who are this courageous, or desperate.
News of the letter was received with surprise and enthusiasm by some Israeli officials and analysts, and with a degree of sobriety by others reluctant to draw too many conclusions about the future course that Egypt may chart.
Using critical and cyberfeminist theories as lenses, this article draws conclusions about the future of computer usage in composition pedagogy based on students' abilities to re-appropriate physical and digital classroom space.
The vast differences between the United States and Chinese economies make it difficult to draw conclusions about the future of American manufacturing sectors, Meng said.
It is not a spoiler to say that the book's conclusions about the future of young adults in Catholicism [my gloss; or in Methodism or Judaism and, increasingly, in Evangelicalism] is grim.
"We all have the same information, and we're just making different conclusions about what the future will hold". But what investor wanted to hear any of this?
"If transactions are running at about one a week, that clearly has implications for the business and you can come to your own conclusions about what the future is going to be.
