Sentence examples for conclusions that it would from inspiring English sources
That component was found in a location where some witnesses reported something falling off the P-51 in flight, though Mr. Rosekind repeatedly cautioned against rushing to conclusions that it would prove to be the reason for the crash.
My one major suggestion is to reinforce what the authors' have already suggested in the Conclusions, that it would be an improvement to move to a design that focuses on having a single top-level function for each type of task that the library handles with different data sources being selected using a parameter.
As one of those mentioned in Schumpeter's column on "womenomics" (January 2nd), I would like to comment on his conclusion that "it would be a grave mistake to abandon old-fashioned meritocracy just at the time when it is turning to women's advantage".
From the first paragraph header, "The Need for Encryption", to the letter's conclusion that "it would be wrong for the government to force us to build a backdoor into our products", Cook implicitly draws the parallels between this case and others, such as Apple's earlier battle to try and prevent the UK government forcing a backdoor into its encrypted iMessage chat system.
"I was sure I'd never live to see its conclusion, that it would be a total waste of time," he says.
Using pessimistic estimates of variation, heritability, and selection intensity, Nilsson and Pelger came to the conclusion that it would take 364,000 generations for a fish eye to evolve.
Still, even if the Segway proves to be a flop, it is hard to resist the conclusion that it would be a noble failure indeed.
