Sentence examples for contrary conclusions from inspiring English sources
Others organizations studying the issue have arrived at contrary conclusions.
Judge Sotomayor and Justice Thomas have walked parallel paths and yet arrived at contrary conclusions, not only on legal questions, but on personal ones, too.
Now a key assessment by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessments (BfR), seen by the Guardian, has drawn contrary conclusions from the IARC's data.
Despite the contrary conclusions of twentieth-century medicine, they remain convinced (sometimes, perhaps, for reasons other than inadvertent ignorance) that the use of alcohol can lead only to a broken body, a shattered mind, and an early death.
All this suggests an evolutionary origin for some of the darker aspects of human nature.A second study, though, conducted in Congo-Brazzaville by David Morgan and Crickette Sanz of Washington University, in St Louis, came to contrary conclusions.
What is less clear is whether tough conditions in jail reduce crime beyond that, by acting as a deterrent, or raise it, by brutalising prisoners and making them more prone to re-offend once released.Two studies draw contrary conclusions.
Although, having posed this question, Melville, a perennial contrarian, comes to a contrary conclusion, his summary is certainly predictive.
The report, meanwhile, supported its findings by noting that "a contrary conclusion requires the acceptance of an implausible number of communications and events as benign coincidences".
A judicial review of the exercise of that discretion by the undersigned has found no abuse that would warrant a contrary conclusion.
"This applies as much to heads of state, or even more so, as it does to everyone else; the contrary conclusion would make a mockery of international law".
The plurality reaches a contrary conclusion by failing adequately to consider basic principles of the constitutional structure as it relates to national security and foreign affairs and by using the balancing scheme of Mathews v. Eldridge.
