Sentence examples for huge conclusions from inspiring English sources

The pre-season is always a difficult thing on which to draw too many huge conclusions on the year to come – particularly when players are looking to make a mark in some (perhaps violent) way – but even before the official start to the 2013-14 campaign, borderline hits are a prominent storyline.

Even if his data were reliable, even if none of the issues of selection bias and fraud had ever come up, drawing huge, broad conclusions from a 12-person case study is absolutely preposterous.

The four uninterrupted movements give way to a huge grating conclusion.

Psychologists claim to have proved that it can bump up receipts by more than 10%." This story, which some other papers used too, is perhaps the most poignant example I have seen in the last 12 months of the drawing of huge and sweeping conclusions from hopelessly flimsy evidence.

"It is very early days and the atmosphere is so heady that it's foolish to jump to huge and overarching conclusion," Bland said.

Big data bioinformatics aims at drawing biological conclusions from huge and complex biological datasets.

Epidemiological studies take several years and incur huge costs to draw conclusions about whether the health promotion program could substitute for traditional antihypertensive medications in reducing cardiovascular events.

As Asbridge explains in a masterful conclusion, the huge distances involved in mounting military expeditions or even maintaining regular contact with Levantine kingdoms situated thousands of miles away proved insuperable once the Muslim East had rallied to the cause of defeating the Frankish intruders.

Qatar's government believes the situation is set to improve as huge infrastructure projects near conclusion, including a £9.5bn ($16bn) underground metro system.

Both measures clearly need to be treated with a huge dose of caution before conclusions about the quality of medical care are reached.

Its conclusions represent a huge challenge for Cameron and the Conservative party – which is now laying plans to block the construction of new onshore windfarms in Britain, the country's only realistic, reasonably priced renewable energy option other than solar power, which has limited potential in the UK.