Sentence examples for is one conclusion from inspiring English sources

There is one conclusion that few would challenge: hedge funds are driving up the price for top trading talent.

That is one conclusion being drawn from a filing released Friday by the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, which is sorting through accounts in Bernard Madoff's company.

That is one conclusion of a new study of moose behavior in response to recolonization of bears and wolves in the United States and Scandinavia.

That is one conclusion of a recently published book, "The Wealth of Michelangelo," by a professor of art history here who found in Renaissance archives a surprising financial profile of unacknowledged wealth and unwarranted thrift.

If nothing else, that is one conclusion to draw from the scotched CBS biographical mini-series "The Reagans," which -- sight unseen -- incited conservatives to paint their faces "Braveheart" blue and organize a network boycott.

That, at least, is one conclusion to draw from events at Shanks, the waste management firm where Carlyle Group pitched up last October with an indicative offer worth 135p a share, or £535m.

At least that's one conclusion you might reach based on the comments posted by 70 readers in response to the recent Practical Traveler column, "Flight Chaos Shows Passengers Have Few Rights," which was posted online on April 16 (and which is still available at nytimes.com/travel).

There can only be one conclusion, when you finally get there.

The assertion about Ms. Palin's motivations in trying to have Trooper Wooten dismissed was one conclusion in the report.

At least that's one conclusion to be drawn from the resolution reached last week between Mr. Abacha's survivors and the current Nigerian government.

That's one conclusion to draw from "American Girls: Social Media and the Secret Lives of Teenagers" (Knopf), by the Vanity Fair reporter Nancy Jo Sales.