Sentence examples for convenient conclusion from inspiring English sources

But this may be jumping to a convenient conclusion.

Yet it is hard to accept the committee's all too convenient conclusion that Lee Rigby's death was not preventable.

In all likelihood, Wynn, advised by its investment bank, Moelis & Company, made the convenient conclusion that these voting and liquidity restrictions made the shares worth less than the stock market price of Wynn stock.

In an area plagued by guns and Somali bandits, blaming al-Shabab could be jumping to a convenient conclusion.

Some, though, voice the fear that the investigators will face political pressure from Cairo, and possibly Moscow, to reach "convenient" conclusions.

While the reality may be more complex than we can imagine, and ultimately unknowable -- and while national grief demands, at the very least, a refusal to jump to quick, convenient conclusions and politicize the tragedy -- no healing at all can happen without a simultaneous groping for understanding.

Otherwise it could look like Lomborg's defenders were conflating the right to free speech with an entitlement to reach convenient taxpayer funded conclusions.

I have no idea what has heralded this change of heart or what Myerson is driving at here; the ending feels like an abrupt, convenient and grossly inadequate conclusion to a narrative of horrific loss and mental fragmentation.

Conclusion: A convenient and reliable synthesis of [18F]FFMZ was successfully adapted in an automated module by using two successive isocratic elutions instead of gradient HPLC.

In conclusion, a convenient, sensitive and selective practical molecular diagnostic method was developed with the potential for diagnosis and prevention of WTD.

A concept known as the p-value provides a convenient basis for drawing conclusions in hypothesis-testing applications.