Sentence examples for its ultimate conclusions from inspiring English sources

The state never publicized its ultimate conclusions, reached a year ago.

One of the few people to have heeded that omen was a little-known American advertising executive called Robert MacBride, who pushed the logic behind Operation Corral to its ultimate conclusions in his unjustly neglected 1967 book, The Automated State.

I do not believe that we can rely upon the Court of Appeals' review of the District Court record, for that review, and its ultimate conclusions, are infected by a legal error.

But Stalin kept to his word and carried out the threats, not because he was crazy but because he followed his own logic to its ultimate conclusions with such intense dedication — and because nobody stopped him.

Brouwer was prepared to follow his philosophy of mind to its ultimate conclusions; whether the reconstructed mathematics was compatible or incompatible with classical mathematics was a secondary question, and never decisive.

Given all these such concerns surrounding about the study's flaws, its ultimate conclusions were unlikely to "be actionable or believable," the advisory committee wrote.

Great leaders throughout history had a belief so strong that even if it failed it was worth every ounce of one's effort to follow it through to its ultimate conclusion.

But now if we are faced with the possibility of simultaneous multiple pre-humans who may have even cross-bred, we might have to consider that evolution has its own impetus without an all-knowing God to plan it out to its ultimate conclusion.

Two weeks ago, Bendel took the beaded necklace trend to its ultimate conclusion: the store is introducing Femmegems, a make-it-yourself jewelry booth on the second floor, near the elevator.

It seemed as though that tenure might have reached its ultimate conclusion.

I never thought my expose would reach all the way to the New York Times, but it did and I felt obligated to take my point to its ultimate conclusion".