Sentence examples for controversial conclusion from inspiring English sources

Not a controversial conclusion, but nicely done.

I posit the controversial conclusion that 'wickedness' is not aberrant.

Their controversial conclusion was that New Jersey's higher wage had not caused any decrease in employment.

That doesn't seem like a terribly controversial conclusion — but I'm not so sure it's true.

That is the controversial conclusion of an All-Party Parliamentary report published today, called "Windfalls or Shortfalls?

A famous study by Colin Camerer and colleagues, which looked at taxi drivers, reached a controversial conclusion.

Mr. Pataki said at the time that he welcomed the decision, but he declined to comment on its more controversial conclusions.

Watch the trailer here The banality of evil is examined in this solid and intelligent account of Arendt's controversial conclusions on the trial of Adolf Eichmann.

Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein's The Bell Curve, published in 1994, did just that, drawing controversial conclusions about the differing average IQ results of black and white Americans.

This review was designed to introduce current histology of human cementum, i.e. its structure, function, and development and to re-examine the most questionable and controversial conclusions made in previous reports.

But the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) immediately distanced itself from the controversial conclusions, which were leaked by the Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson, and insisted they did not represent the UN's official position.