Sentence examples for conclusion behind from inspiring English sources

But, let's face it, if hoaxes are probably the 2nd most likely conclusion behind mistaken identification, you have some serious credibility issues to overcome.

From this article written in order to raise consciousness on this subject, the conclusion that "behind the successful works done in the graphic designing field lays a strong knowledge and education of drawing" can be drawn.

Leaders in the House of Representatives formally announced the deal on Tuesday following the conclusion of behind-the-scenes negotiations that dragged late into the night on Capitol Hill.

It is hard to resist the conclusion that behind the cliche of Poland's economic "success", lies a policy of plundering, rather than investing in, human resources.

Conditions worsened as the race neared its conclusion and, behind the safety car, Bianchi lost control - with the FIA panel which investigated the incident finding that the 25-year-old "did not slow sufficiently" when approaching the dangerous area of the circuit.

Lewis was referring to the tour's trailblazers, including the five who watched Sunday's conclusion from behind the 18th green, when she said: "To have our founders out this week and our pioneers, they worked so much harder than I do right now to get this tour up and running, and everything is because of them.

Biological experiments were used to verify our conclusion (see behind).

In conclusion, plaque-left-behind after mechanical cleaning may contribute to the substantive action of an antibacterial toothpaste.

But far from waiting for a police watchdog to come to its conclusions, those behind the Justice for Abdi coalition organized a conference on Sunday at a local community centre to address what they consider to be institutionalized racism against Ottawa's Black and Muslim community.

Conclusion The guy behind the counter at Subway is as likely to be accurate at predicting political outcomes as Dick Morris.

But apart from the absurd conclusion, the facts behind it make for an interesting topic of discussion.Mr Obama's ads cite Mr McCain's votes against an amendment put forward by Byron Dorgan, a Democrat from North Dakota, which would've closed a tax loophole and added administrative requirements for companies that move manufacturing overseas.