Sentence examples for conclusion you will from inspiring English sources

The Frenchman's conclusion: "You will play possum until Rio, then … bam".

Mr. Czyzewski said the recent history of Eastern Europe -- especially the wars of Yugoslavia, where long-suppressed ethnic identity exploded into violence after Communism fell -- pointed to a strong conclusion: "You will pay a price for all ignorance, for all restrictions and ideological systems you create to escape from the truth," he said.

As the novel races towards its inevitable conclusion, you will wish it was longer, and you will be hopeful for a sequel soon.

And, even though my decision to go was impulsive while most of my friends had been counting on it for years, after studying abroad we all came to the same conclusion: you will never regret going, but you might regret it if you don't.

If you attempt to reconcile religion and science on questions about nature and the universe, and if you push the science to its logical conclusion, you will end up naturalizing the deity, because for any question about nature the origins of the universe, life, humans, whatever if your answer is "God did it," a scientist will ask, "How did God do it?, What forces did God use?

In conclusion, you will have a better community and more players will stay.

At the conclusion, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions.

And yet, read between the lines of Laudato Si' and this is exactly the conclusion you'll reach.

If you are unaware of your own biases and often jump to conclusions, you will have trouble truly listening to another person and perceiving them accurately.

But draw what normative conclusions you will from "The Stillborn God," this provocative book is to be applauded for doing justice to the complexity of our long attempt to reconcile our transcendental aspirations with human well-being.

The first of the five numbers refers to a broad region, from zero for the Northeast (draw what conclusions you will) to nine for the West Coast.