Sentence examples for easy to conclude from from inspiring English sources

"It would be easy to conclude from that that he was not a rigorous academic economic thinker.

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.

It would be easy to conclude from social media feeds that these super-evolved, super-happy humans have managed to work out the secrets to life.

"It is easy to conclude from what I saw in his home when we went to pack up the artifacts that Babar was more than an imaginary creature to him.

The exact role of EGFR is not easy to conclude from these experiments.

These results are presented in Figure 3 figure supplements 1 and 2. The exact role of EGFR is not easy to conclude from these experiments.

From Figures8 and9, it is easy to conclude that the detection results are satisfactory with our proposed method.

Thus, it is easy to conclude that the oriC1 origin may be preserved from the archaeal ancestor via the conserved genomic environment in which replication-associated genes are abundant.

FROM the rubble of Western banking it is easy to conclude that emerging-market banks are already big, getting bigger, and are coming to get us.

From this, it would be easy to conclude that problems exist in just above 2% of homes (400 as a proportion of 17,000) and that in most cases the issues do not translate into the abuse found at the Old Deanery.

And, from our data, it is easy to conclude that the majority of women that receive regular mammograms outside the BCSP receive annual mammograms.