Sentence examples for conclusion between from inspiring English sources

So we have a choice, D'Souza tells us in conclusion, between "America's dream and Obama's dream," or, more precisely, between America's dream and Obama's anti-American dream.

Which means that the military force will have to be a regional one, which in turn depends on the Vienna process reaching some form of mutually acceptable conclusion between all the regional powers.

The series, shown on three successive nights on BBC1, and starring starring Downton Abbey actor, Jessica Brown Findlay, drew 4.1 million viewers, an 18.7% share, for its windswept conclusion between 9pm and 10pm on Wednesday.

While Hill compared the severity of the threat they posed to the risks Britain faced in the dark days of the IRA, he said it would be wrong to "draw a simple conclusion between Irish republicanism and the ideology of so-called Islamic State".

48 Consequently, in a situation such as that at issue in the main proceedings, the transfer by the copyright holder to a customer of a copy of a computer program, accompanied by the conclusion between the same parties of a user licence agreement, constitutes a 'first sale … of a copy of a program' within the meaning of Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24.

Conclusion: Between 2003 and 2016, proportion of admission of very elderly people has increased two fold in our ICU.

Never draw major conclusions between games of a playoff series -- that's the moral of last night's story.

He said that the different conclusions between the Wisconsin and NIA studies might be because of the composition of the monkeys' respective diets.

The differences in experimental setup and timescale of observations likely contributed to the differences in the conclusions between our and their studies.

This synopsis focuses on aspects related to predicting changes to groundwater recharge conditions, with several common conclusions between the review articles being noted.

doi: 10.1088/1748-9326/11/4/048002 found that six, independent, peer-reviewed studies about the extent of the scientific consensus about global warming have reached similar conclusions: between 90% and 100% of climate scientists are convinced that human-caused climate change is happening.