Sentence examples for conclusions given from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, visiting India, said she would not "jump to any conclusions," given the absence of proof.

This is meant as a challenge to Muller's conclusions, given that much rests on the substantial warming in recent decades.

It will doubtless be a fascinating academic debate, but won't – indeed can't – come to any firm conclusions, given that it is concerned with such a short period.

As is often a concern when looking at past nomination contests, we should be reluctant to come to too many conclusions given the limited sample size.

Convergència i Unió and Socialist politicians, however, resisted drawing nationwide conclusions, given that separatism had become a specific and key issue for Catalonia and its voters.

It is therefore commensurate that our remedy focus on that stage of the case.... 2. Review of Findings and Conclusions Given the limited scope of our disqualification of the District Judge, we have let stand for review his Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law.

I suppose the best actor and actress-in-a-play categories were relatively forgone conclusions, given that the winners, Mark Rylance and Rachel Weisz, had already been cited at both the Critics Circle andd Evening Standard ceremonies for their mighty performances in "Jerusalem" and "A Streetcar Named Desire," respectively.

The requirement I would have to satisfy illustrates the problem of formalist analysis, analysis that wants to move from the noting of formal properties to the drawing of interpretive conclusions: given that there are only 26 letters (and 21 consonants) in the alphabet, it is inevitable that in a text of any size patterns of repetition and frequency will abound.

Finally, Section 'Conclusions' gives the final considerations.

Finally, Section ' Conclusions' gives a summary and an outlook.

Finally, the current paper is ended by a conclusion given in "Conclusion".