Sentence examples for conclusion has become from inspiring English sources
"The conclusion has become that the guy is incorrigible," Thomas M. Davis III, a well-connected former Republican congressman from Virginia, told the Times.
In the past few years, based on increasingly detailed information about the history of the Earth and observations of ongoing climate change, a startling conclusion has become apparent.
This alarming conclusion has become the starting-point for popular and official discussion of global warming and the policies that might mitigate it.
(At the Convention, Kennedy delivered the speech that, in its conclusion, has become a Shrum signature: "For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die").
The "on the one hand, on the other hand" conclusion has become as much of a journalistic trope as a dateline.
I can no longer doubt the Arc 1 conclusions about God, or the Arc 2 conclusions about the divine guarantee, because those conclusions have become self-evident: to try to doubt them is to think about them; but to think about them is to apprehend their truth.
They have been at it for so long, and with so little critical scrutiny, that their conclusions have become part of the conventional wisdom.
Dostoyevsky wants to show that this utilitarian type of reasoning and its conclusions had become widespread and commonplace; they were by no means the solitary invention of Raskolnikov's tormented and disordered mind.
These conclusions have become widely accepted, as judging from the many citations of her work in the scientific literature.
I have reached an inescapable conclusion: Miranda has become meaningless.
