Sentence examples for conclusions go on from inspiring English sources
But the survey's conclusions go on to show that there is clear evidence of the unpopularity of Muslims in Britain today.
We will tell them the dialogue will not go on forever, we need to reach a conclusion.
Although the company's brief said that "no one is more anxious than Microsoft to see this case brought to a prompt conclusion," it went on to explain why it thought its case was different from the AT&T case.
When schools aim at getting children to behave in a certain way, rather than at getting them to think critically about issues and draw their own conclusions, what is going on is not education, but something closer to indoctrination or socialization.
In Russia, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin said his government would not revise its ambitious program of building nuclear reactors but would "draw conclusions from what's going on in Japan," Russian news agencies reported.Nuclear power currently accounts for 16 percent of Russia's electricity generation.
I can't draw any conclusions about what's going on in their heads.
If she feels she's being listened to, she'll be much quicker to come to her own conclusion that what is going on is not O.K.
A 1986 paper by Tyack did show that a pair of captive male dolphins imitated each others' whistles, and in 2000, Vincent Janik, who is also at St. Andrews, succeeded in recording matching calls among 10 wild dolphins "But without more animals, you couldn't draw a conclusion about what was going on," says Richard Connor, a cetacean biologist at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth.
"We use every system available to us to come to a conclusion and make sense of what's going on".
The logical conclusion is that something profoundly important is going on within the bone marrow in RA.
