Sentence examples for conclusion right from inspiring English sources

It might be nice to think so, but jumping to that conclusion right now would be a big mistake.

That all leads you to a conclusion right now, as a snapshot in time, that Obama is in a better position than McCain is in.

But with flicks of language that his editors call "voice," he led me to a conclusion — right or wrong — that he thinks it is a bad law.

Innovation is at heart a process of discovery, and so the role of the person leading it is to set other people down a path, not to short-circuit it by jumping to a conclusion right at the start.

It's been 10 years and nothing's changed.' And Roger kind of laughed and said, 'You're right".' Ferreira's conclusion: "Right now they are basically fighting for the same things that we tried to help them with back then in that time".

QE is a foregone conclusion right after Election Day, so let's finish discounting it.

He added that even if experts had jumped to conclusions right after the attack, "So far it doesn't seem that any of their conclusions were baseless".

Conclusions: Right SGB induces increases of the QT interval, QTc interval, QTD, and QTcD, and left SGB induces decreases of the QT interval and QTc interval.

Soil scientist John Reganold of Washington State University in Pullman calls Montgomery's conclusions "right on" and seconds his warnings about erosion.

How might a dwindling SAM impact Antarctica? "We can't draw conclusions right now," says atmospheric scientist Judith Perlwitz of the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Scientists' political opinions or funding sources don't automatically make their scientific conclusions right or wrong.