Sentence examples for conclusion to get from inspiring English sources

The former England midfielder will have been delighted by a vibrant first-half performance that was an example of the "front foot football" he is demanding, but Villa went off the boil after the break and needed that dramatic conclusion to get the win.

By way of conclusion, to get a realistic representation it looks as if we may be able to make do with our original intensity specification for Russia, Romania, and Bulgaria, but not necessarily for Hungary.

But our not having thought of this exception before should not prevent us from applying the common sense law of inertia and drawing a wide enough set of (defeasible) conclusions to get off the ground.

The above grid might lead you to conclude that both non-fitness biased generation of variation and non-fitness biased perpetuation of variation would be properly labeled 'chance.' By seeing why that would be a misleading conclusion to draw, we get to the heart of the problem of the concept of 'chance' in contemporary Darwinism.

The longer it goes on, the further away any conclusion seems to get.

But you'll have to wait a week to find out whether anyone has, in the groundbreaking conclusion: "How to Get Rich With a House Made of Garbage".

The famous quote of Justice Harry A. Blackmun of the United States Supreme Court is the film's conclusion: "In order to get beyond racism we must first take account of race".

Governed by sharply opposing principles and priorities, they have little in common; but by The Spoiler's conclusion, we begin to get the picture that both are equally viable candidates for the museum shelf.

Sharing not only the goal but how you arrived at the conclusion allows others to get on board, think things through, and grow stronger themselves.

After an exhaustive review, the last Labour government had reached that conclusion and was beginning to get the cross-party consensus to take it forward, only for Gordon Brown to back off in the face of David Cameron's "death tax" taunts.

As he digested the events of the afternoon, Campbell came to the sobering conclusion that he had to get out.