Sentence examples for conclusions would be from inspiring English sources

Both conclusions would be false.

But anyone who draws these conclusions would be wrong.

Their conclusions would be limited: the patients were a group of laboratory mice.

The investment bank's conclusions would be included in documentation sent to Euronext shareholders with respect to the merger, Euronext said.

If only the pollsters could talk to the right 2,000 people, the review concluded, their conclusions would be correct.

Some Republican strategists suggested that Congress organize an independent investigating committee whose conclusions would be reported only after the fall elections so as to disconnect them from politics.

Certainly, to draw hasty conclusions would be unwise, given that our initial instinct, when recession hit, was not in fact to split but to stay together.

Some Republican senators, including Pat Roberts of Kansas, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, signaled to the administration in the past two weeks that the report's conclusions would be so critical that it would raise questions about who should be held accountable, an official said.

The article's conclusions would be much more compelling and potentially useful if Mr. Grant at least acknowledged and worked through these assumptions, but that the article doesn't do so suggests blind spots far too large for this argument to be taken seriously.

Similar conclusions would be required from both analyses.

The method and conclusions would be useful for composite structural designers.