Sentence examples for conclusions when from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Diamond wasn't even forced out because of the Libor conclusions, when they finally came.

But you make your own conclusions when you play the game".

"Don't jump to conclusions when deciding whether a child has A.D.H.D.," she said.

Examiners have sometimes disagreed with their own past conclusions when viewing the same prints in a different context.

A European commission spokesman declined to "fill in such conclusions when [foreign] ministers themselves fail to do so".

But aircraft designers will no doubt be factoring the variables into their conclusions when studying the data.

Chan wrote that Garcia did not "clearly state the basis of her conclusions when the evidence contrary to her findings were clearly before her".

"For a commission like this to come out with its conclusions when you have someone waiting to stand trial is just inappropriate".

"To try to draw conclusions when most people have not even been on the programme for six months would be ludicrous.

And he clearly reflected the report's conclusions when he twice called the Indian subcontinent "the most dangerous place in the world".

However, the Russian ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, complained: "Some colleagues jumped to conclusions when they said the attack was by government forces.