Sentence examples for conclusions over the from inspiring English sources

She cautions against jumping to conclusions over the meaning of fatfleshed cows and catafalques, however.

It's possible but I wasn't sure if Steve jumped to conclusions over the handshake, seeing what he wanted to see.

The PSNI's conclusions over the McGuigan murder have already prompted the smaller Ulster Unionist party to leave the regional government and go into opposition.

EDF Energy said in a statement: "We will analyse today's updates in detail so that we can contribute fully and support the CMA panel in reaching accurate conclusions over the coming months".

One aide described the task of its composition as "the difficult second album .In a speech in London, Labour's leader will commit to a legal limit on market-shares in High Street banking; asking the Competition and Markets Authority to work out the details within six months of a Labour election victory, then enacting its conclusions over the course of a five-year parliament.

Cable added people should not jump to conclusions over the claims aired on Channel 4 News, although such claims will be investigated independent of the party.

In conclusions, taking over the task of providing additional medical information and by providing readily available, good quality information that healthcare professionals can use to inform their patients will lead to less time investment of these more expensive staff members.

ComScore says it came to its conclusions after analyzing over-the-top viewing data in the month of March, 2017 for around 870 cord-cutting homes in its 12,500+ household panel.  .

But I have come to a sobering conclusion over the years: ineffective therapy is disturbingly common.

They came to the surprising conclusion: Over the past few million years, the frogs climbed up the colossal cliffs.

"This has been quite a long journey for me and I've only come to a yes conclusion over the last fortnight," he said.