Sentence examples for conclusions brought from inspiring English sources

German chancellor Angela Merkel said the conclusions brought the tragedy to a "new, simply incomprehensible, dimension".

The jury's conclusions brought cheers from families of the victims at the inquest, who later gathered outside to sing You'll Never Walk Alone.

William Nordhaus, the esteemed Yale University professor of economics, said Sir Nicholas's unambiguous conclusions brought to mind the one-handed economist demanded by former US president Harry Truman, who complained that they would always say on the one hand this and the other hand that.

In his new book, writer and professor of physics Joseph Ganem deconstructs the incorrect conclusions brought on by pseudoscientific narratives, along with the misuse of data that has ultimately created an uneducated citizenry and dehumanized workforce.

The picture does not judge in hindsight nor does it draw conclusions brought about by 33 years of 'future past.' It is merely a ripping entertainment masquerading as a historical time capsule.

Such conclusions bring us logically to a few thoughts about the Obama administration.

These conclusions bring together valuable information for customizing the optimal scaffold and to predict the in vivo mechanical behavior.

That conclusion brought about this report, but we failed to substantiate it.

The film's ingenious conclusion, bringing Roch and Henri together at the end of a hard journey — and weaving the new film and the old one together as well — offers one of the most moving endings, and one of the greatest last shots, in the history of cinema.

My second conclusion brings us back to Davos Man, a term of art coined by the late Samuel Huntington to describe a member of a new global elite, liberated from national loyalties and contemptuous of national boundaries - a kind of ruthless cosmopolitan.

Section "Conclusion" brings ahead the conclusion of this research work.