Sentence examples for conclusions suggested from inspiring English sources

Hosko said the apparent conclusions suggested "flawed, failing police work that infects the relationship between law enforcement and the community".

Those are some of the conclusions suggested by the latest Latinobarómetro poll taken in 18 countries across the region and published exclusively by The Economist.

These are some of the conclusions suggested by the latest Latinobarómetro poll taken in 18 countries across the region and published exclusively by The Economist.

On one recent afternoon, in the rugged terrain of the Cumberland Plateau, not far from Chattanooga, in southeastern Tennessee, the extent of the leveling was particularly vivid and appeared to support the findings of one federal research project whose conclusions suggested that in particular cases, the broad-brush estimates might not reflect the severity of timber loss.

The proposed mechanism of vesicle storage and release is consistent with the conclusions suggested from previous studies using both ex vivo isolated perfused and in vivo rabbit hearts.

Conclusions suggested avoiding cycle tracks narrower than 1.6 m, as they present lower meeting clearances, lower bicycle speeds and frequent reaction maneuvers.

Some studies have reached less optimistic conclusions, suggesting a premium of four or five points.

The conclusions suggest that chaos at the firm, rather than blatant wrongdoing, caused the shortfall.

Freshfields and the others must wear their rarely imposed badges of dishonour – and the time it took the panel to reach its conclusions suggests the offenders fought this ruling every step of the way.

Slipping back out onto the noise of East Seventy-ninth Street, three tentative conclusions suggest themselves: art alone makes old things new; the more you read, the less you know for certain; and self-government, of every kind, is hard.

Our conclusions suggest a dynamical characterization of peculiar prolonged solar minima.