Sentence examples for lead one to conclude from inspiring English sources

(Reflection on another case might, of course, lead one to conclude that one's original assessment was mistaken, even though the two cases are distinguishable).

"A cursory view of this list would lead one to conclude that the young adult demographic found on infringing sites seems to be very attractive to the auto, auto insurance, mobile phone and credit ratings firms".

But a more thorough analysis would lead one to conclude that it is a lack of vision on the part of downtown landlords and merchants and of the municipal government that are the real problems.

At face value, this could lead one to conclude that the benefit of robustness was directly dependent on the mutation rate.

Earlier this year, two of Albany's biggest players Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver (a Democrat), and Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos (a Republican)—were booked on federal charges of abusing their power, a sad situation that might lead one to conclude that New York is the most corrupt state in the nation.

But this might also lead one to conclude that populists live in a kind of political fantasy world and hence are bound to fail in practice.

Using data for New Zealand, which has an immigration policy that favours skilled immigrants, we find that this approach leads one to conclude that immigrants are, on average, overqualified for their occupation.

In fact, on recognizing that a credit default swap trades on the debt of the US Treasury leads one to conclude that the US Treasury cannot credibly promise a future dollar.

But even a dispassionate reading of the facts of the case leads one to conclude that Dylan took great liberties.

The Senate committee's report basically leads one to conclude that the antiwar movement was correct in its prewar analyses.

Dispassionate analysis of his prospects leads one to conclude that only the perverse nature of sport gives him a chance of improving that record.