Sentence examples for conclusion making from inspiring English sources

Presumably it will be a closed-end case that will come to a conclusion, making it akin to many cable series.

"The dilemma is whether to kill more people in order to bring the war to a quick conclusion, making people angry abroad, or string the war out and risk losing support here at home".

Gladwell, as is his habit, pushes this proverbial wisdom to its logical conclusion, making the case that obstacles of all kinds are generally to be desired – not by the individual who suffers them necessarily but by society, for the qualities of courage and determination that they engender.

He took Walter Benjamin's essay "Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" to its logical conclusion, making art out of the very act of repetition itself.

For conclusion making it is thus crucial to be able to assess differences between the results obtained with different strategies for the same research question.

We have shown that the currently studied cohorts hamper thorough conclusion making on the NTC etiology and mortality as the patient cohorts were too heterogeneous.

Conclusion?: "Make my date a Homo sapiens".

Any other conclusion makes him a close-minded artistic totalitarian.

The play's unsatisfying conclusion made me think about the responsibility of having a good idea.

Hall says the settlement, and the nature of its conclusion, made him feel "abused again".

In your conclusion, make a few predictions as to how Christmas may change in the next 50 years.