"The evidence drives me to conclude that this was far more than a covert, secret activity, known to nobody save one or two practitioners of the 'dark arts'".
"The evidence drives me to conclude that this was far more than a covert, secret activity, known to nobody, save or or two practitioners of the 'dark arts'".
These results, together with other results from our group, drive us to conclude that HPV-positive tumours do not show evidences of EMT-like events, with usually better prognosis (De Melo Maia et al, 2012; Lavorato-Rocha et al 2013).
Four long days of negotiating between the N.H.L. and the players association produced only inch-by-inch progress and anonymous accusations last week, and that slogging pace drove many to conclude the 2012-13 season is on the verge of cancellation.
He describes how the experience of seeing the Clinton administration move too slowly to end the killing in Bosnia drove him to conclude that America must be prepared to prevent disaster, and how two successive global financial crises reshaped his understanding of the central role economic stability must play in the foreign policy agenda.
(Kramer, Simmonds, and Steiner 1998, Van Duffel 2012a, Kramer 2013) The seemingly interminable debate between these two major theories has driven some to conclude that the debate itself rests on the mistaken premise that there is a single concept of a right for which these theories provide rival analyses (Van Duffel 2012b, Hayward 2013).
Fear is what drives us to conclude that we are fighting a false enemy.
However, we were ultimately driven to conclude that, as the sole medical expert who conducted the first post mortem, Dr Patel would have to be called at trial as a prosecution witness as to the primary facts.
And when the Administration tries to wring every last sweet drop of partisan gain from its foreign policy (sincerity is not the same thing as honesty), critics are driven to conclude that "democracy" is just another word for "neoconservatism".
The whole controversy, of course, can only have depressing effect on the consumer, who is driven to conclude that he is either paying seventeen cents for exactly the same milk that someone else is buying for twelve cents.
"We are driven to conclude that the doctors were arrogant and felt they knew best and as a result prescribed an antipsychotic, which Oliver and ourselves had expressly forbidden.
