Sentence examples for conclusions made by from inspiring English sources

"The conclusions made by the investigation seem premature to us, the evidence unconvincing and Pavel's confession, later changed, the result of strong pressure on him".

Here is an e-mailed statement from the firm's parent company, Paamco Founders, taking issue with some conclusions made by the judge in his ruling.

The review committee, which did not evaluate the scientific conclusions made by the United Nations panel, said the way the panel went about its work was "successful over all".

As a physician engaged in a busy child and adolescent psychiatry practice, I couldn't disagree more with the conclusions made by Amy Schalet in "The Sleepover Question" (Sunday Review, July 24).

Simulations are performed to illustrate the conclusions made by analytical studies.

It also takes into account the conclusions made by the OECD WPMN which held an expert meeting in January 2013.

Malaysia Airlines has also confirmed that they are aware of the conclusion made by the French agency investigating the discovery of the wing part, or flaperon.

The experts have always known they must make their work watertight against such an onslaught, and every conclusion made by Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change must pass scrutiny by all of the world's governments before it can be published.

The experts have always known they must make their work watertight against such an onslaught, and every conclusion made by the IPCC must pass scrutiny by all of the world's governments before it can be published.

All season, they battled the perception that they were playing over their heads — a conclusion made by looking at a payroll that was the second lowest in baseball on opening day.

Perhaps the most controversial conclusion, made by Mr. Saez and two colleagues in another study published last December, is that while the rich would respond to a big tax increase by shielding income from the tax man and maybe working less, this would not slow the economy at all.