Sentence examples for conclusions that if from inspiring English sources

"They're drawing conclusions that if this outbreak does turn into an epidemic, it would have an impact on travel," he said.

Our own personalities and relative failures as social beings, it turned out, led us to some conclusions that, if not fraudulent, were not truly borne out in Ohio, or in any of the other states we have visited on subsequent Dispatch trips.

However, what cannot be debated is that this threshold was never developed to allow researchers or clinicians to make dichotomous conclusions that, if a p-value is greater than 0.05, the intervention has no effect and, if a p-value is less than 0.05, the intervention has an effect.

And so Tommy is led, via the insoluble problem of evil (how can there be evil if there really is an omnipotent and perfectly benevolent God?), to the conclusion that "if He exists, He is a Satan".

For example, deductive inference carries premises to conclusions that are true if the premises are true.

In the end Ms. Ali manages to orchestrate a dramatic conclusion that's nifty, if pretty predictable.

Everybody jumps to the conclusion that if it's racism, Ukip were involved.

I finally reached the conclusion that if I kept eating that way, the dreadful foods would end up killing me.

My mind went to the darkest possible conclusion: that if I cooked them anyway, I might be food-poisoning Katharine.

We can come to a conclusion that if the parameter of H/D of the pool is about 0.6-1.5 0.6-1.5sthe will get better heat systeme.

The results confirmed the 2007 study's conclusion that if you have heavier friends, family members, and colleagues, it is more likely that you will be heavier, too.