Sentence examples for conclusion suggests from inspiring English sources

The conclusion suggests that in most circumstances most people will act with extreme moral turpitude.

Financial integration has no significant effect.The absence of a clear conclusion suggests two possibilities.

That conclusion suggests that it may be all or nothing, as far as marine protected areas go.

The conclusion, suggests Mr Pfeiffer, is that everybody, including Americans, should try raising kids with what he calls "Liebe statt Hiebe" (love instead of beatings).

'Here's Not Here' is the pit stop on Morgan's journey to recovery, but its conclusion suggests he still has much to learn about the true nature of evil.

Yet that conclusion suggests that Mr Cannadine's latest addition to the field of decline studies, while unfailingly interesting, may say less about modern Britain than it claims.

Our conclusion, suggested in another article, is not much.

And when, at the end, an unseen game-show announcer decided, "Nobody is the real Asian," that conclusion suggested that the choreographers rejected rigid distinctions.

And some rapid turns near the conclusion suggested that the sorrowful man Mr. Navas portrayed was now ready to face adversity and endure.

In fact, it is a descriptive conclusion, suggested by 16 pieces taken from the most remarkable and extensive interviewing project we possess.

A 2011 paper by Federal Reserve staff supports this conclusion, suggesting banks pay a premium to merge if the tie-up gives them "too-big-to-fail" status.