Sentence examples for controversial conclusions from inspiring English sources

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

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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.

The joint committee, due to be report this autumn, was a deliberate effort by a nervous government to turn the future of press freedom and privacy into a cross-party issue, so reducing pressure on Cameron personally to reach potentially controversial conclusions.

They disagreed over whether Mr. Savage had the right to insult the Bible in front of high school students; about whether the New Testament endorsed slavery; and about whether the recent study by Mark Regnerus and its controversial conclusions about gay parents had any merit.

Meanwhile, some unsolved problems and controversial conclusions are discussed.

Not a controversial conclusion, but nicely done.

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

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

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

And he came to a controversial conclusion: "I realized that it has something to do with the high-fructose corn syrup".