Sentence examples for conclusion it has from inspiring English sources

As Jeter's career has drawn to its conclusion, it has become a cliché to say that players like Jeter cannot be measured simply by statistics, because of his unique character and gravitas on the field.

We examined the war on drugs over the last 40 years and came to the conclusion it has failed.

Even if the investigation does not reach that damning conclusion, it has already yielded much in the way of scientific understanding.

In a report assessing the project (conclusion: it has been a huge success) the library detailed the information that had been gleaned from Flickr users.

It would take too long to detail the deficiencies in the BHA's report all over again but, in summary, the conclusion it has come to is this.

Largely thanks to this theoretical conclusion, it has become standard to describe the job of monetary policy as one of "stabilization", rather than the achievement of full employment.

"We came to the conclusion it had to feel inevitable," Mr. Bohlin said.

To reach this conclusion it had to ignore some wonderfully detailed Mirage records.

The trade body had time to dismantle the maths; but while it evidently doesn't like the conclusions, it hasn't repudiated the figures.

Conclusions: It has been suggested in the literature that low seat positions result in greater propulsion efficiency.

While our study design prohibits the attribution of causal conclusions, it has generated results suggestive of a relationship between problem characterization type and problem solving success emblematic of many other science disciplines.