Sentence examples for conclusions that all from inspiring English sources

d) Data acquired in this study support the conclusions that all recommended respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette allow the spread of epidemic-prone IRD outbreaks, instill a false sense of security, and merit a critical review.

Scientists have come to the conclusion that all chemical actions are electrical.

Lately, however, I have come to the unavoidable conclusion that all women have gone crazy.

Reporters came in and saw empty shelves and reached the conclusion that all was gone.

Those findings and the conclusion that all human beings have a shared set of facial expressions remains unchallenged.

In recent years, he writes, scientists have come to the conclusion that all chemical actions are electrical.

"I came to the conclusion that all I wanted to do was spend time at the spa," she says.

Crouch tells the story from the perspective of a New England Patriots fan and reaches the satisfactory conclusion that all's well that ends with a Super Bowl.

But other Bush advisers said it was a foregone conclusion that all four would end up with prominent roles in an administration, assuming that they wanted them.

In 1859, Charles Darwin announced his conclusion that all life forms are the result of processes that are natural, chance-generated, and blind.

It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that all of them may have had jobs in the White House or in the Washington intelligence community before last Sept. 11.