Sentence examples for conclusions coming from from inspiring English sources

Mr. La Bella's conclusions, coming from a seasoned Federal prosecutor with full access to all grand jury evidence in the case and combined with similar recommendations last year by Louis J. Freeh, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, formed a serious dissent within the Justice Department.

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

There's probably better answers there than in the conflicting, contradictory conclusions coming from "experts" in the field.

Or are all those conclusions coming from your assumptions of others' thoughts (what you thought they were thinking when they hurt you) and because you compared yourself to others?

All questions and conclusions coming from you will be used in the development of new programs.

Two key conclusions coming from our study are the importance of incorporating prior knowledge and performing feature selection.

Nonetheless, such conclusions come from the costumes and the songs, not the dancing.

These conclusions come from a study of the major accomplishments of 165 effective middle managers in five leading American corporations.

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

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.

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.