Sentence examples for conclusion at odds from inspiring English sources

After studying Mayo Clinic mental-health protocols and consulting other experts about Churchill's probable state of mind, Reid came to a conclusion at odds with Manchester's opinion that Churchill suffered from mental illness.

Of these, 13 came to conclusions at odds with the original authors' findings.

That interim conclusion is at odds with the earlier ruling in favour of the MPs".

It seems not to have mattered that this conclusion was at odds with virtually every social convention of modern life.

That conclusion is at odds with a statement the woman gave at the time and will doubtless be used by defense lawyers to provide an alternative explanation for the injuries she suffered.

Mr. Bloomberg's conclusion seemed at odds with the circumstances described by his own health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, who has said that inspectors who visited the day care center on Aug. 11 never investigated a commotion they heard going on upstairs, where Matthew was alone with two preschool-age children.

However, such a conclusion is at odds with the doctrine of many Christian fundamentalists, who believe in the literal Biblical chronology of a universe no more than about 10,000 years old.

And how often is that conclusion wildly at odds with the facts?

And reached a conclusion 100% at odds with what actually happens in the novel and what it means.

That conclusion is at odds with both anecdotal and statistical evidence that suggests that the Forces are staring down a potentially-significant mental health crisis in the military.

"This conclusion is at odds with the present economic and political zeitgeist as well as with modern 'lean' management techniques," Marlon Nieuwenhuis, the lead researcher, said in a statement.