Sentence examples for conclusion emerged from inspiring English sources

When that scientific conclusion emerged, Murray began to advance his claim to the baronetcy.

This conclusion emerged from investigations in Japan at Tohoku University and the National Research Institute for Metals of a quasicrystalline alloy of aluminum, nickel and cobalt.

The conclusion emerged from a draft of a report leaked to the Guardian, which was commissioned by Gove and written by Peter Clarke, the former head of the Metropolitan police's counter-terrorism command.

But a surprising, if unscientific, conclusion emerged from recent interviews with two dozen 15- and 16-year-olds at driver- education classes in suburban Atlanta: as deeply as adult drivers fear them, teenage drivers fear adults.

In dozens of interviews in Loveland and across Larimer County, a similar conclusion emerged time and again: uncertainty or trepidation about the future — with the election simply an expression of those deeper currents.

That conclusion emerged from interviews with a wide range of Republican lawmakers, who said they were determined to chip away at the law if they could not dismantle it.

In any case, it will be some time before a conclusion emerges.

That conclusion emerges from a meticulous reconstruction by The Post's Peter Finn.

A similar conclusion emerges from measuring the portion of newsletters that are improving their investment returns through market timing and fund selection.

This conclusion emerges because 27 out of 30 countries in Europe use the system of reference lists to set drug prices.

Even from the resulting mess, I still see only one sensible conclusion emerging, one that reflects the bald fact that neither the public nor most MPs want the UK to leave Europe's single market.