Sentence examples for conclusion rather than a from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the dance's impact was weakened by a false climax that suggested a conclusion rather than a pause.

Schrott and Saas (2007) have recommended the use of two or more geophysical methods to reach a strong conclusion, rather than a single method.

The competition's rules and deadline required that 9/11 be presented as a coherent story with a settled conclusion, rather than as a moment in which history shattered and has yet to be made whole.

Here are the responses of the overall poll group to other questions: Should the recent All-Star Game have continued to a conclusion, rather than end in an 11-inning tie because both teams had run out of pitchers?

The question is not "Were these dinosaurs social, and how can we know?" but "What evidence already exists that will support our desired image of dinosaur behaviour?" Hence science is falsely shown as the search for only the data that will support preconceived conclusions, rather than an ongoing interrogation of nature in which the evidence does not always support what we had hoped or expected.

Still, there remain stigmas surrounding the words "retired" and "retirement," particularly a perception that AARP and its members consider retirement a conclusion rather than the start of something new.

However, this is a more intuitive conclusion, rather than based on evidence from literature search.

In order to ascertain whether animal models are predictive for humans, one must analyze all the available data or at least enough to make a scientifically valid conclusion, rather than simply cherry picking supportive instances.

The conclusion: rather than recoil at violent language, GOP leadership seems to see it as a chance to turn out votes.

This conclusion, rather than arguments about austerity, seems in many ways to more fundamentally explain Germany's reluctance.

As Mr. Bravin writes: "The politicals had imagined that a commission made up of combat or logistics officers, unburdened by legal training, would hurry trials to conclusion rather than ponder every step with lawyerly caution.