Sentence examples for conclusion to make from inspiring English sources
"It is a totally wackadoodle conclusion to make, but not if you're Bowe Bergdahl.
After listening to President Obama's speech at West Point the only conclusion to make is that this goal cannot be achieved.
The only conclusion to make from the appalling downgrading of BBC3 is that the BBC's myriad offerings for the middle-aged middle classes are safe from director-general Tony Hall's axe, and its message to younger consumers is: "Piss off to the internet where you belong, if you really want to watch that nasty stuff where common people do vulgar things".
It's an easy conclusion to make given the lineup of new PDAs slated to ship in the coming few months.
In conclusion, to make the conservation management more effective it is not enough to identify and quantify the major landscape transformations and the underlying causes, but rather to detect the capability of new landscape patterns, in terms of configuration and composition, to sustain ecosystem services.
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He changed the wording of his conclusions to make it clear that three litres of fluid found in Tomlinson's abdomen was not pure blood.
They have seized on a pair of traffic reports prepared by the city and the reports' differing conclusions to make their case.
He changed the wording of his conclusions to make it clear that 3 litres (5.3 pints) of fluid found in Mr Tomlinson's abdomen were not pure blood.
Conclusions: To make a competent assessment of injury, it is important to evaluate each patient individually.
Heterogeneity between studies was noted, such as inconsistent disease and outcome definitions, inadequate control for confounders and insufficient sample size, making firm conclusions difficult to make [ 28].
