Ethnic wars suggest no quick, easy conclusion since the emotions are old and deep.
This would be a relatively hopeful conclusion, since it would suggest that the epidemic is already nearing its peak.
But the decision to have him miss the Classic has been a foregone conclusion since Santana had left knee surgery in October to repair a torn meniscus.
History may well draw this conclusion, since Cameron's six years in office produced two governments that were both strongly committed to austerity measures.
This seemed an appropriate conclusion, since "Bum Bum" is in essence a karaoke experience in which a clumsy instant stardom is fleetingly achieved.
Its sumptuous textures aren't dissimilar to those of 1999's golden-era Play album, and there's ample time to come to that conclusion, since the set features plenty from both records.
However, it is easy to come to the opposite conclusion, since only a small number of other states recognise the government there, despite their commercial and sporting links with the island.
But he worries — rightly, as it turns out — that other people may draw the opposite conclusion: since global warming will not make particular future people worse off, it may seem less bad.
Provisional conclusion: since France, unlike Britain, is a presidential democracy, she could probably do it herself initially, but it would then require parliament to vote a revision of the French constitution.
Dow Jones shareholders are set to vote on the transaction Dec. 13, but the outcome is a foregone conclusion since the company's controlling shareholders, the Bancroft family, have agreed to support the $5.6 billion deal.
Actually, the dialogue makes it sound like a parlor comedy, and anyone following its arguments might think it is a Fabian socialist critique of capitalism, a not unreasonable conclusion since Granville-Barker was George Bernard Shaw's closest collaborator.
