Sentence examples for conclusion lies from inspiring English sources

The strongest argument against this conclusion lies in the scientific uncertainty around the causes of climate change.

The most convincing reason for this conclusion lies not under the hood of a computer, but on the wheels of the car itself: The brakes.

A novel conclusion lies in that the most significant cross couplings exist between the flexible modes and the rigid-body phugoid modes, followed by the altitude mode.

Responsibility for the design, analysis, interpretation of data and conclusion lies with the authors.

There are moments that creep into the hinterland of childish nightmares, the line about frightening "the small children away", and the disturbing nursery rhyme sing-songiness of the conclusion ("Lay me place and bake me pie/ I'm starving for me gravy …") which unsettles as much as it astounds.

In conclusion, lying comfort and nutrition are key risk areas for lameness in freestall-housed dairy cows.

The most damning conclusions lay in the survey's examination of how people view the two major parties in terms of broad attributes.

The foundations of these faulty conclusions lie in the depths of cognitive dissonance, mental discomfort when the facts of life challenge deeply held beliefs.

The economic meaning of conclusion four lies in the fact that the market-oriented bookbuilding mechanism does not always reduce IPO underpricing when investor non-homogenous expectations are different under the different issuing mechanisms.

The economic meaning of conclusion two lies in decreasing information asymmetry by enhancing IPO information disclosure and investor rational education, and further investor divergence (non-homogenous expectations) on offering values can be reduced and unintentional underpricing can be lowered as well.

While he would discern no negative valence in such an act of lying ("What Jews?") and would instead see a positive valence, the Ross-Beauchamp-Childress approach would ascribe a negative valence to any act of lying, but would assign zero weight to that element in coming to the conclusion that lying is permissible in this particular context due to a host of countervailing positive factors.