Sentence examples for conclusion thinking from inspiring English sources

My "food allergies" were really symptoms of my endometriosis -- doctors just didn't carry the symptoms to a medical conclusion, thinking the food allergies alone were my problem.

In conclusion, Thinking Science was a worthwhile intervention for all participating students, but particularly for students in the academically selective school where teachers were able to adapt their pedagogy and the approach to suit their students.

When she's not jumping to conclusions, thinking outside the box, or speaking in clichés she enjoys reading, writing, editing for her school newspaper and debating the oxford comma.

This is why I must avoid the temptation of the dramatic conclusion, of thinking about this through the narrow lens of the fate of one individual.

A perfect illustration of how finding joy and humor in life yields a totally different conclusion than thinking the worst.

However, computer scientists cautioned against drawing conclusions about "thinking" machines or making direct comparisons to human intelligence.

As the UK is being coaxed along the same sort of road towards yet another war, his conclusions bear thinking about.

We may reach different conclusions when thinking about 5-year-olds 5-year-olds 5-year-oldsnts.

Conclusions: Our thinking about fish consumption advisories now recognizes the need to balance risk and benefit.

Russia, he said, has become a place where "the obvious conclusion of the thinking person is terrifying in its simplicity: The bureaucracy can do whatever it wants.

He later reflects at the film's conclusion that, despite thinking about Titanic for three years, he has never understood it until he hears Rose's story.