Sentence examples for conclusion are not from inspiring English sources

Many of the claims in the abstract and conclusion are not supported by the author's analyses".

This inference is valid because, although the premises and the conclusion are not all true, it is impossible to conceive of a situation in which all of the premises would be true but the conclusion would be false.

This is the kind of example David Lewis wields to poke fun at philosophy: surely surely the standards that led to this conclusion are not trustworthy.

On the other hand, it is possible to believe that moral properties are natural properties but hold that the principles of reasoning that allow one to reach this conclusion are not themselves to be explained by science.

However, global studies supporting this conclusion are not available.

However, the data in support of this conclusion are not strong.

This conclusion was not easily arrived at.

But his conclusion is not necessarily surprising.

Still, their conclusion is not implausible.

But that conclusion was not unanimous.

But its conclusion was not what the environmentalists had hoped.