Sentence examples for easy to conclude as from inspiring English sources

The stories are sketch-like, and taken as a whole, are so bleak that it is easy to conclude, as the titular character in "Juan Fariña" does, that blowing up the mine is the only means of escape.

It would be easy to conclude, as other authors have done [ 39], that pregnant women in Nepal lack 'agency' i.e. "the ability to define one's goals and act upon them" [ 53].

It would be easy to conclude that as an industry our message is not getting across as well it should be.

With these convergence arguments in hand, it is easy to conclude that, as (mrightarrowinfty), each term of system (4.2) converges to the corresponding term in (1.3).

All of this made it very easy to conclude that Communism was, as it claimed to be, the philosophy — even the religion — of the future, to which everyone had to bow down.

When Lloyd Blankfein, the investment bank's chief executive, said he was "doing God's work", it was said tongue-in-cheek, not, as it would have been easy to conclude from the press reports, as a serious theological observation.

Comparing Table 4 with Tables 5 and 6, it is easy to conclude that the performance improves as the number of labeled data segments increases from 200 to 800.

Compelled to listen to a co-worker munching through yet another bag of crisps, it's easy to conclude that sometimes too much humanity is just as bad.

Listening to Hem's lilting songs, it's easy to conclude that Messé was right — they sound as if they come from the same place fairy tales and folk legends come from.

Using the same step as in (22), it is easy to conclude that (|M_{w}(m)| leq frac {w_{max }(m)}{Delta _{w}(m)}, forall m geq n).

But as he does not, it was easy to conclude that such feelings have little place in making crucial national policy.