Sentence examples for if you conclude from inspiring English sources

If you conclude that you're too heavily invested to stomach such a market, reduce your exposure.

Anyway, if you conclude from this introduction, that TV plays a big role in my life, then you are right.

And, even if you conclude there is insufficient "hard evidence" to justify Blair's indictment, there is no doubt about the evening's importance.

It is bizarre and only makes sense if you conclude someone wanted to alert the authorities that fraud was going on, but did not want to do so publicly, perhaps to avoid bringing disgrace to the museum.

"Even if you conclude that the software is flawless and it will do what you set it to do and nothing more, you still have to make sure that the legal human and organizational controls are adequate," Mr. Perritt said.

Lawful killing: If you conclude that it was more likely than not that the fatal shot which killed Mark Duggan was the use of lawful force – then you would return a conclusion of lawful killing.

I also think, Your Honor, that if you concluded that it was essential to avoid unfairness or some kind of overweighting of one county's vote over another county's vote, this court has within its equitable power to have a statewide recount if that was necessary.... JUSTICE QUINCE.

If you concluded that the risk of any loss in the market for any period of time was unacceptable, you would not have invested in the market.

If you concluded the city had lost faith and trust in Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy, what about residents' trust in you?

What, if anything, can you conclude about the connections between the Iraqi regime and Al Qaeda?

If so, would you conclude that this mutation affected in a specific manner the formation of centromeric cohesion?