Sentence examples for grim conclusion from inspiring English sources

A grim conclusion, but spoken well.

Canada's grim conclusion is that "none of the causes of decline can be reversed".

Amid their grief, the Maynes came to a grim conclusion: Richard had been murdered.

The grim conclusion was that the borough's courts were incapable of giving defendants the hearings that people expect.

A grim conclusion, perhaps, but filtered through Stanhope's twisted, desperate imagination, it seems the most soulful sentiment in Edinburgh.

Likewise, Colbert used the finding that there was no indication of any cognitive deficit to reach a grim conclusion.

A few years later, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration went so far as to investigate the Corvair's handling, but it didn't reach the same grim conclusions.

A second American official said the grim conclusions were based in part on a classified opinion poll conducted by the State Department's intelligence branch, which found that a majority of Iraqis now regard American troops as occupiers rather than liberators.

After a decade compiling and analyzing about 300 studies, the team came to some grim conclusions, says Chris Darimont, a conservation scientist also at the University of Victoria who helped lead the study.

Arnott and Bernstein look, component by component, at the total real return and arrive at a grimmer conclusion.

In that case, the grim, inevitable conclusion must be, that the Administration was infected with a very substantial dose of optimism, some will say it was too naïve to believe it.