Sentence examples for easier conclusion from inspiring English sources

The easier conclusion is that his judgment, such as it is, had been mangled by the fevered nature of his reception at the wicket: not just from the crowd but also from Joe Root who walked uncomfortably close before Warner had faced his first ball and seemed to be offering some helpful words of advice on high summer conditions at Old Trafford.

It seems to me an easier conclusion to square with the data would be that chosen-value effects originate from a combination of the amplitude and speed of the dynamically unfolding neural response.

Mischel resists such an easy conclusion.

I never seem to come to one easy conclusion: good or bad; repressive or religious.

Ethnic wars suggest no quick, easy conclusion since the emotions are old and deep.

But this has become a tired and far-too-easy conclusion to reach, with so many commentators relying on surface imagery to make their point.

"I think that's an easy conclusion to draw whenever there is a slowdown but these things go in cycles," said Wolfson.

The easy conclusion is to say that a woman directly responsible for a child's death has been rewarded with what Newsnight described as "a small fortune".

That would be an easy conclusion to draw if one were simply to look at the number of women students who enrol on the top MBA programmes.

The filmmakers offer neither hope nor despair, possibly because their deep acquaintance with the Moshers prevents any kind of easy conclusion.

I am having trouble coming to some pat conclusion about this end to an adoption conducted, at least initially, in the public eye — probably because there is no easy conclusion to draw, and maybe no conclusion at all.