Sentence examples for conclusion comes from inspiring English sources

But this conclusion comes with caveats.

Its overabrupt conclusion comes "after an interminable amount of preparation".

That melancholy conclusion comes from the market's structure.

The conclusion comes from the study of black holes.

Given Roubini's previous writing on this subject, his conclusion comes as no surprise.

"The political conclusion comes first, and the scientific evidence — often unrepresentative or misrepresented — is selected to support it".

The new conclusion comes from the government's most comprehensive review of studies of worker health and related raw health data.

That conclusion comes from the annual report of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) on obstacles to American exports.

A similar conclusion comes from a new study of the large gender gap in the computer industry by Joshua Rosenbloom and Ronald Ash of the University of Kansas.

Still, the pang of emptiness you may feel at the evening's conclusion comes partly from having to leave such richly articulate company.

A more moderate conclusion comes from the historian Tom Holland: "The likelihood that the biblical story records an actual event is fairly small".