Sentence examples for conclusions- from inspiring English sources

The report came to some surprising (and not-so-surprising) conclusions about the Democratic party.

Evidence for this can be found in the lack of outrage thus far over some of Saville's conclusions.

Trenberth and Fasullo's new paper also casts doubt on the conclusions a few recent studies that estimated the Earth's climate is less sensitive to the increased greenhouse effect than previously thought.

"However, the review is not the appropriate authority to draw any conclusions as to whether the earlier provision of lifejackets would have prevented this loss of life," it read.

Patten also says that Pollard is clear that the Boaden evidence would not change the conclusions of his report.

The Times emphasied the impact of the report on the CIA despite the fact that many of its conclusions "had been trailed long in advance".

The LA Times described attempts by "Republicans in Congress and many in the national-security bureaucracy" to bottle up the intelligence committee's conclusions as "scandalous".

The Women's Business Council – set up to advise the government on how to get more women into executive positions – came up with some interesting conclusions in a recent report.

It is appropriate for the standards commissioner to get involved and arrive at her own conclusions, having investigated the full facts.

She cautions against jumping to conclusions over the meaning of fatfleshed cows and catafalques, however.

They should learn what's really happening before making sweeping conclusions.