Sentence examples for correct conclusion from inspiring English sources

And Philips made just too many mis-steps before arriving at the correct conclusion.

It doesn't take a genius IQ just a little political courage to draw the correct conclusion.

He wondered if this was a correct conclusion, based on his sympathetic imagination, or merely mad vanity.

Boyle then came to the correct conclusion that a medium such as air is required for transmission of sound waves.

Michael A. Cardozo, head of the city's Law Department, said the appellate panel of four judges reached "the correct conclusion".

I fancy myself better at reaching the correct conclusion than Dr Watson is, although I am nowhere near as observant as Holmes.

And rationally, in a logical fashion, he would have arrived at the correct conclusion that it was because he owed them a week's rent".

But Mr. Letter said that the lower court judge, James Ware, did receive classified information and came to the correct conclusion in dismissing the case last year.

In "The Census' Race Problem" (Op-Ed, April 19), Dawn Stover arrives at a correct conclusion about race classification and the census, but distorts reality in the process.

Faced with mounting opposition, Tirpitz drew the correct conclusion from the failure of his plans when he resigned in March 1916.

The correct conclusion is not that one model is best, but that policy may not be what makes the difference.Perhaps it is culture that counts.