Sentence examples for heavy conclusions from inspiring English sources

; 10 years ago (From the issue of Feb. 9, 1987)"Most every piece of economic Big Think you read or hear these days is big with heavy analysis, heavy conclusions about America's withering heavy industries.

But her meditation is a heavy conclusion about America's pervading class and ethnic rigidity.

Why, then, was the British embassy not informed of this at the time, rather than six days later?Some sceptics believe that the story of the plot is little more than a device to deflect attention from the government's heavy-handed conclusion to the kidnapping.

Conclusions: Heavy smokers seem to have lower bone mineral density and higher salivary calcium than their non-smoking counterparts.

Additional files 3 and 4 show that mutual adjustment did not substantially affect the sociodemographic differences in heavy drinking, and conclusions from both unadjusted and adjusted models in all countries were similar.

Despite the complex nature of the problem, this study has reached the following conclusions: Heavy particles (density larger than blood with a diameter larger than 0.5 mm) normally have small travel speeds in arteries; Large or lighter embolic particles are more likely to travel to large branches in cerebral arteries.

In conclusion, heavy cannabis-smoking young adults automatically activate approach action tendencies in response to cannabis-related stimuli (approach-bias), and the extent to which they do so predicts further escalation of their use.

For seeing it through to its conclusion, despite heavy industry lobbying, he and Mr Mañalich deserve a healthy dose of praise.

"However, we deeply regret they were released following suspended sentences, some of them having to pay heavy fines, at the conclusion of an extremely flawed trial process".The suspicion is that the government orchestrated their trials in order to detract attention from its own role in the deadly clashes.

There is, of course, concern over the credibility of this latest toxicology test, especially its administrator's quick conclusion that heavy metals in Murphy's hair suggest murder.

Heavy charges, grave deliberations, fraught conclusions: what better context for a meditation on how truth is produced in the social sciences?