Sentence examples for fundamental conclusions from inspiring English sources

One of Erdmann's fundamental conclusions was that long-term success depended on international support.

But, "after many meetings, over many months," he had "arrived at three fundamental conclusions" about the Afghanistan war.

"There is nothing remotely identified in the recent events that changes the fundamental conclusions about climate change," the letter says.

And fourth, how do the errors affect the fundamental conclusions of the book?Start with the first question.

Even if we were to discount the intentional targeting of civilians, this would not affect the fundamental conclusions of the report.

There are some fundamental conclusions that we now know: that the planet is warming; that humans are the cause of it.

These improved models only strengthen the fundamental conclusion reached by climate scientists more than 20 years ago.

The IMF's fundamental conclusion is that Greece will simply not be able to borrow at affordable rates again, until its debt burden is lower.

Design and analysis of reproducibility studies is complex; although alternative approaches are certainly reasonable, we believe it unlikely that they would have changed our fundamental conclusion.

I've examined this race in every possible way, and I keep returning to the same fundamental conclusion: If I run, the likely result would be a brutal and highly negative Democratic primary — a primary where the winner emerges weakened and the Republican strengthened.

"This doesn't alter the fundamental conclusion that the world has warmed and that most of that warming has to do with greenhouse gas emissions caused by man," said Susan Solomon, a climate scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the lead author of the report, which appears in the Jan . 29issue of the journal Science.