Sentence examples for conclusions points from inspiring English sources

That two intelligent commentators should reach such radically disparate conclusions points to an abiding problem at the heart of "Klinghoffer": its pensive, ambivalent attitude toward present-day issues about which a great many people feel no ambivalence whatsoever.

The present analysis of the electron microscope data should be expanded and improved to justify the authors' conclusions (points 1 2).

The board's conclusions point to a mounting crisis that faces the US government over secrecy.

The conclusions point to some emerging trends, but emphasise the contextual nature of such programmes.

The above conclusions point out the direction for the future research in the field.

In general, the conclusions pointed to television viewing that is every bit as polarized as the political culture.

Finally conclusions point to regionalisation of planning goals as the solution for many aspects in floodplain water management.

Some have challenged Professor Whitehouse's conclusions, pointing out that teenagers are made to read and pass tests far too often.

There has been a great deal of research into the subject and, strangely, none of the conclusions point to the comprehensive system as being at fault.

Although the judges had not ordered the government to hold a public inquiry, she said, their conclusions pointed to the inevitable necessity of holding one.

Their conclusions, pointed and direct but based largely on circumstantial evidence, shift the focus now to Austria's federal prosecutors' office, which has been preparing indictments.