Sentence examples for damning conclusions from inspiring English sources

Not that there was much that could have been done to avert the report's damning conclusions.

It drew its damning conclusions after "nine months of intensive research", having conducted "over 130 detailed interviews".

Ramsey, who is known for his advocacy of better data in policing, now finds his department at the center of a report with sometimes damning conclusions.

The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said his words flew in the face of the damning conclusions of the Hillsborough independent panel.

It's unlikely that anything will ever actually happen to Tony Blair or any of the other war architects in the UK despite the report's damning conclusions.

Those are some of the damning conclusions in a report on the competitiveness of the financial system by the Productivity Commission (PC), released on Friday.

Now, two years later, a jury in an official inquest has reached a damning conclusion.

Was it this secret material that led Owen to his damning conclusion?

She add, "Ka-Ching!" She can only come to one damning conclusion: Mr. Kerry, she says, is "Unprincipled".

The entire affair, from the confusing start, to the troubling middle, to the damning conclusion is just more evidence of Mr. Paterson's haphazard way of governing.

He's reached the point in his story where all his energies are directed at avoiding the unavoidable damning conclusion on himself.