Sentence examples for conclusions straight from inspiring English sources

They present their conclusions straight away.

One conclusion Professor Savin-Williams drew from his conversations with young men was that there was a direct correlation between how "straight acting" they were and whether they had close straight friends.

"the linear no-threshold dose hypothesis does not apply to doses less than 10 rem (0.1 Sv), which is the region encompassing background levels around the world," it simply is a mystery how he seems to have reached such a conclusion, seemingly straight out of thin air.

We are cautious in drawing straight conclusions for dental health policy from our empirical findings.

And in a dramatic conclusion, St Helens went straight up to the other end, Walsh calmly landing a one-pointer to seal the win.

Conclusions: The reusable straight-shaft spiked forceps provides larger and deeper esophageal biopsy specimens than either the angled or lateral cup forceps.

Actually, we can reach the same conclusion by going straight to employment data: The one sense in which Ireland has made some progress is that it has somewhat reassured bond investors that its population will continue to sullenly acquiesce in austerity; as a result, Irish 10-year rates, while still at a large premium, are now 60-80 basis points below those of Italy and Spain.

In conclusion, whether a straight person comes from a place of good intentions, or they see a queer person as a fascinating "freak show," it is our responsibility to teach and guide them with patience and understanding.

Then, when you're presenting your criticism, don't jump straight to conclusions.

One type is from the technician who draws pretty straight-forward conclusions based solely on data.

Thus, there are no straight-forward conclusions that can be drawn regarding the differences in ESI ionization efficiency of the porphyrins observed in this study.