Sentence examples for far to conclude from inspiring English sources

It seems far to conclude that Roy Moore intends to police, if not to legislate, from the bench.

Even though it would take us too far to conclude that the purpose is to destabilize or extinguish sub-Saharan migrants, they are targeted here because they are undocumented sub-Saharan migrants without legal protection.

That would make it far harder to conclude it satisfactorily.

Several recent articles have gone so far as to conclude that the reforms were misconceived.

In Genoa, Sebastian De Maio scored the only goal in the 77th minute, firing in at the far post to conclude a clever move that included headed passes from Ezequiel Muñoz and Panagiotis Tachtsidis.

One 2014 study even went so far as to conclude that "videogame consumption is associated with a decline in youth violence rates".

Plato pursued this idea far enough to conclude that such principles, as unchanging, were precisely the sorts of entities that could underwrite moral conversation and reflection.

Some go so far as to conclude that it is therefore absurd to ask for any ground of the duty to obey the law: law is that which is to be obeyed (McPherson 1967, 64).

Indeed, Emmelkamp goes so far as to conclude that that the weight of current empirical evidence suggests that "…there is no need yet to investigate the implementation of attentional bias modification through the internet" (p1).

Although it is still far away to conclude that PD is an autoimmune disease, a better understanding of the cross-talk between the immune system and the CNS will be crucial to harness natural beneficial responses for therapeutic strategies.

While the single transgenic EphB4 animals did not develop tumours during this experiment it is possible that these studies were not taken out far enough to conclude that EphB4 over-expression is insufficient to induce transformation with a long latency.