Sentence examples for conclusion hard from inspiring English sources

Now a large study in Canada, published recently in the Annals of Internal Medicine, makes that conclusion hard to escape.

But those who care to read the transcript of the press conference at which the sacking of the top American general in Afghanistan was announced may find that conclusion hard to resist.

Some founders, government agencies, and aid groups find that conclusion hard to accept.

She states that males made the choice in G. bimaculatus but females in G. campestris due to differences in sex recognition between the species (although we find the reasoning behind this conclusion hard to follow).

Lack of such extensive data on other OMPs, however, makes general conclusions hard to draw.

Poor quality, variability in methodology, inconsistency of results, and a variety of proxies for prostate cancer progression make firm conclusions hard to draw.

What is difficult about the approaches used here is that they use novel concepts that can be difficult to understand (those linked to clanistics especially) and make the conclusions hard evaluate for most biologists.

The conclusion is hard to take, but also hard to ignore: The president of the United States has no real allegiance to the American people (or at least the ones who didn't vote for him).

This conclusion is hard for some to accept, particularly for scientists, as it seems overtly partisan.

The French have been less fortunate, and are only now starting to come to the right conclusion the hard way.

Whether one takes the optimistic or pessimistic case for democracy from these findings, one conclusion is hard to escape.