Sentence examples for conclusions came from inspiring English sources

The magazine said its conclusions came from an analysis of the offering memorandum for the bonds, currently being circulated on Wall Street.

The conclusions came from a study comparing the attitudes of three generations of American high school seniors, from 1976 to 2007, based on responses to a survey.

The home secretary strongly defended her reform programme and said whatever final conclusions came out of the Winsor review of their pay and conditions she promised the police would remain the best paid of the emergency services.

Some of the E.A.A.F.'s most compelling conclusions came from ballistics studies: the group found wide discrepancies between the accounts given by detained Guerreros Unidos gang members about the kinds of weapons they used to kill the students, and the number, calibres, and types of shell casings and bullets recovered from the dump.

The idea that easy communication between clinician and radiologist is in the interest of the patient and can prevent vague conclusions came up several times.

Coburn's conclusions came from a 2012 Republican staff study for the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

A reader eager for conclusions comes to realize that Hines succeeds in building up project lists and photographs into a convincing critical mass.

These contrarian conclusions come from a new book by William W. Lewis, the founding director of the McKinsey Global Institute, a division of the McKinsey & Company consulting firm.

Three conclusions come out of an extensive and critical review of the literature.

These conclusions come from a small band of experts specializing in the history of temperance crusades.

The main conclusions coming from these studies are: A very low percentage (about 10%) of migraine patients utilized triptans.