Sentence examples for conclusions to keep from inspiring English sources

Judge Winmill also found that a former official used intimidation and edited scientific conclusions to keep the birds from being listed as endangered.

This week, he sent a 10-page letter to Mayor London Breed saying the relationship between the two cities was totally severed after the "bitter process leading up to the much regrettable conclusion" to keep the statue.

I have been writing most of my secondary exam essays with a conclusion: "We have to keep working together to achieve Wawasan 2020" without any knowledge about the nine challenges until I learnt about them in Sixth Form.

Knowledge at that moment seemed to be inexorably leading toward worse and worse conclusions, so I tried to keep my mouth shut.

Controversies exist in every field of research and the authors have clearly made a note of it and have included the contradicting interpretations and conclusions from individual contributors to keep the reader informed about the limitations of current knowledge.

It seemed like a foregone conclusion Martha Coakley was going to keep Ted Kennedy's Massachusetts senate seat in the Dem column.

Conclusion: We do well to keep in mind the ubiquitous nature of betrayal that has been with us since the beginning of time and to recognize our capacity to betray and be betrayed.

In agreement with this conclusion, the metabolic pressure to keep RibH1 can be overcome when very high levels of riboflavin (500 µM) are added to the media.

Even though he prefers to keep his conclusions to himself, the next few days will indicate whether he has found the key to start beating other members of the sport's elite once again.

It's almost a foregone conclusion that base pay has to keep up with inflation".

In an unusual instance in the fashion world of basic human solidarity, the continued applause for the absent Ms. Missoni at her show's conclusion signaled a group agreement to keep that hope alive.