Sentence examples for conclusions every from inspiring English sources

It was so clear that, even though we came to different conclusions, every person had thought long and hard, even lying awake at night trying to decide what was right and fair.

Conclusions Every 0.56 mmol/L increase in fasting blood glucose is associated with a 14% increase in the rate of pancreatic cancer.

So it was almost as if it was going to be a foregone conclusion every year.

In conclusion, every type of osteotomy has the capability of significantly reducing the fourth to fifth IMA and MPA.

"We don't jump to a conclusion every time a facility is built that it is a violation," he said.

Of course, there are guys at my neighborhood bar who reach a very similar conclusion every Friday night.

Simons did not shrink from the obvious conclusion: "Every industry should be either effectively competitive or socialized".

His epic saga began to unravel messily, at first flirting with self-destruction in Manila, when Vietnam, the war in which he refused to fight, was moving towards a conclusion every bit as ugly as his own disintegration.

What he sees, and endures, is not more speech — that would involve a diversity of thoughts and voices, a point and a counterpoint, an evidence-based conclusion every now and then.

I know this not because I personally am a tamale expert, but because my husband comes to this conclusion every Christmas season, after conducting many disappointing taste tests at dozens of out-of-the-way little groceries that specialize in Mexican food.

(This is one picture book that really can claim to be for "all ages": Who can't relate to "Running Late Day," "Fun Thing Canceled Day" or "Say the Wrong Thing Day"?) The comically woeful scenarios wind up with a lovely and common-sense conclusion: "Every single one of those days eventually turns into night.