Sentence examples for drawing that conclusion from inspiring English sources

"People are now drawing that conclusion, that they don't have to sacrifice great products for great prices".

"But it is better than facing the live testimony of three psychiatrists drawing that conclusion in front of the jury".

Indeed, some are already drawing that conclusion from a recent decision to reduce the presence and profile of the 37,000 United States troops in neighboring South Korea.

"The latest device, which was designed specifically to thwart what we've got in place, probably would've gotten through rather easily," Mr. Mica said, explaining that he was drawing that conclusion from the confidential reports he had reviewed.

Although all these trends would appear to bode poorly for stocks, on the theory that a weak economy reduces investor appetite for risk, there's a problem with drawing that conclusion: History has shown that lousy economic conditions, or even dismal corporate results, don't necessarily lead to disappointing stock market returns in any given year — or decade, for that matter.

They did so after two lower courts ruled that Mr. Feliciano had not acted irresponsibly or negligently by drawing that conclusion from the records, though it said it could not rule on whether Georges Wildenstein had done business with the Nazis.

The United States, France and Britain have already concluded, based on their own analyses, that President Bashar al-Assad's forces were responsible, and Human Rights Watch has also drawn that conclusion.

Matthews never drew that conclusion, nor any other.

Don't draw that conclusion," he says firmly.

It doesn't take a partisan to draw that conclusion.

Both the Crime Survey for England and Wales and Cardiff University accident and emergency data drew that conclusion.