Sentence examples for conclusions shaped from inspiring English sources

Will Saletan, at Slate, has an interesting look at then dangers associated one of Pam Tebow's ailments, placental abruption, warning against conclusions shaped by "survivor bias".

We might think our conclusions are shaped by logic or nature, but they're often shaped by our surroundings.

He says his approach to a topic is to "follow my confusions" — to ask questions and let the conclusions be shaped by the facts, not ideology.

It was heavy stuff, but it also led Greg and Alexa to a conclusion that shaped the film.

People are jumping to conclusions and shaping it into whatever they want it to be".

What effect that climate of fear had on the vote is what the observers will now try to assess, and their conclusions will shape their final report to the European Commission.

Gene Sperling, the director of the White House national economic council, called the difference, totaling over $2 trillion, "breathtaking" and said that "the amateurism it displayed" suggested "an institution starting with a conclusion and shaping any arguments to fit it".

Sometimes it helps to take a break and come back to the book later, when a suitable conclusion will have shaped itself in your subconscious in the meantime; while for others, the conclusion is known well before the book begins!

In conclusion, the "flashlight" shaped InGaN/GaN-based nanorod arrays were fabricated by nanoimprint, ICP dry etching and KOH wet etching.

He insists that "APP has not shaped our conclusions or imposed its opinions".

The experiences shaped the conclusions about counter-insurgency in his dissertation, which he finished in 2001, just as a new war was about to begin.