Four obvious conclusions follow.
Reasonable conclusions follow: Used correctly, the P.S.A. test is invaluable.
If this is the case, three conclusions follow, two favourable and one awkward.
If they did, their ROEs would drop to 5% or less a much truer reflection of their innate level of profitability.Two sobering conclusions follow.
The scathing conclusions follow David Cameron's decision to use the G20 summit to effectively relaunch the case for HS2 in wake of growing scepticism, urging doubters to "think big" about its economic and transport benefits.
If this is true then some heretical conclusions follow: rich America is no happier than poorer Brazil, so what is the point in people who live in rich countries working harder to get ever richer?
The best-paid people will be those with a range of skills, not a single one.If this organisational change is indeed an important cause of rising pay inequality, two conclusions follow.
But strange conclusions follow.
Two substantive conclusions follow.
