Sentence examples for conclusions rather than from inspiring English sources

Often, the conversation degenerates into contesting conclusions rather than shared information.

Teachers foster critical thinking skills, focusing students on examining assumptions and assessing conclusions rather than simply acquiring and retaining knowledge.

In tough moments, we reach for premature conclusions rather than opening ourselves to more and better options.

Expect your mentor to guide you by asking questions that help you come to your own conclusions, rather than lecturing.

With powerful artificial-intelligence algorithms on board, networked devices could make important decisions locally, entrusting only their conclusions, rather than raw personal data, to the Internet.

But some of us still live in the reality-based community, where it is normal to work forward from evidence to conclusions rather than the other way around.

Yet, the article attempts to draw a scientific conclusion rather than a legal one.

Unfortunately, the dance's impact was weakened by a false climax that suggested a conclusion rather than a pause.

This conclusion, rather than arguments about austerity, seems in many ways to more fundamentally explain Germany's reluctance.

Assuming one's conclusion, rather than challenging the hypothesis before accepting a conclusion, introduces logical circularity into the interpretation of results.

BBC One controllers then decided to stick with the game until its conclusion rather than switch the sports coverage to BBC Two.