Sentence examples similar to evaded conclusion from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the only ways to evade that conclusion seem even crazier than quantum computing itself: One would have to overturn quantum mechanics, or else find a fast way to simulate quantum mechanics using today's computers.
Readers of The Sixth Extinction will be unable to evade the conclusion that we do indeed find ourselves on the brink of a great catastrophe, one in which the agent involved is not an inanimate object (such as an asteroid) or a geophysical force (such as the extreme global warming disaster of 250m years ago) but a sentient creature: ourselves.
Therefore, D could not fail to occur at t. Nor can one evade this conclusion by appealing to God's timelessness as some do.
Mr. Powell "is going to be showing some new intelligence and some new information," Mr. Armitage said, adding, "No one will be able to evade the absolute conclusion about Saddam Hussein's denial, deception, his absolute lack of willingness to show any sign of a disarmament motive in his mind".
But she also notes that an analysis like that given in section 2 will allow a committed realist to evade the Skolmite conclusions.
Scheeren evaded the question.
He nimbly evaded defenders.
Actually, the politicians evaded it.
