Sentence examples for drastic conclusions from inspiring English sources
Kvist ([2004]) drew less drastic conclusions by arguing that the effects of "welfare migration" are too small to directly affect the decision-making process on the national level.
In its last days in office, the Bush administration came to the drastic conclusion that Mexico may soon become a failed state.
He also wrote a book called Ethica or Scito te ipsum ("Know Thyself"), a short masterpiece in which he analyzed the notion of sin and reached the drastic conclusion that human actions do not make a man better or worse in the sight of God, for deeds are in themselves neither good nor bad.
So what may justify this drastic conclusion?
What is the point of drawing such a drastic conclusion about the nature of mentality, when a central premise needed for that conclusion is a long ways from being known?
This rather drastic conclusion is quite unusual in Jewish philosophy; prior to Ibn Daud no Jewish philosopher was prepared to limit God's knowledge to save the notion of free will.
In conclusion, even after drastic landuse changes the bioenergy supply as final energy will not exceed 184 PJ annually (including 26 PJ processed biowaste sources) by far lower than the annual domestic total energy consumption ranging between 800 and 850 PJ yr−1.
In their appeal, lawyers for the women are arguing that this conclusion amounts to a drastic expansion of what the Supreme Court has previously treated as a "special-needs exception" to the Fourth Amendment's prohibition against unreasonable searches.
His conclusions could hardly be more drastic: "The shark was most certainly attracted to the rings on this hand.
All this adds to a single conclusion: legislators must do something drastic during their current special session on property taxes.
