Sentence examples for explicit conclusion from inspiring English sources
A lot of people hated No Country for its violence and the explicit conclusion that psychotic killers like Oscar-winning Javier Bardem's character (why wasn't Tommy Lee Jones in with a chance?) are on the loose every day in America.
This leads him – with his counter-terror background – to draw the explicit conclusion: "I found clear evidence that there are a number of people associated with each other and in positions of influence in schools and governing bodies who espouse, endorse or fail to challenge extremist views".Clarke also cites the extremist preachers endorsed by some governors and teachers.
Although the scope of Mr Augustine's latest review does not allow for such an explicit conclusion this time, it would still be able to place more emphasis on private-sector human spaceflight and demand more unmanned missions to the moon.Even if the eventual conclusion is that astronauts should return to the moon, though, the means of getting them there must still be decided.
More strictly designed clinical studies will be needed to obtain a more explicit conclusion.
So far, there has been no explicit conclusion regarding the associations between MP use and well-being in children.
More strictly designed clinical trials are required in order to facilitate an explicit conclusion on the benefits of auricular acupuncture for primary insomnia.
The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, which conducted the research, is reluctant to draw explicit conclusions.
It did not draw any explicit conclusions about the degree to which the gap between rich and poor was growing.
We may state the explicit conclusions, while dealing with interpretation of points' similarity of row and column variables within that cluster.
One half of the brochures contained explicit conclusions about the risks and benefits, and the other half did not have explicit conclusions.
The brochure with the explicit conclusions also contained 12 evaluative remarks within the overall text that were not present in the other version of the brochure.
