Sentence examples for less concluding that from inspiring English sources

The Americans have grown weary of answering questions about Hammon's decision, more or less concluding that agreeing to disagree is the most prudent course of action.

But until now, no judge has so closely examined whether efforts to draw new school-district boundaries here were racially motivated — much less concluded that they were.

It examines a web of theories about the case and more or less concludes that the culprits were David Turner, now serving a 38-year prison term for attempting to rob an armored car, and George Reissfelder, a felon who died in 1991.

We conclude that NCs less likely stop into the core of the ischemic MCA region.

In the example in Figure 5 one might conclude that prevalence less than 3% is not achievable at any target time, that 3.7% is feasible at 10-years but not beyond, and that other interventions are needed for longer-term outcomes.

If Mr. Bezos is indeed a libertarian, as the story concluded, that prospect is less likely.

The fact is there is even less case for concluding that his extradition would be oppressive.

Even so, they find his record less than inspiring, concluding that Bush's "compassionate conservative" line gets it exactly half right.

The opposite is also possible, and, taking all aspects of suffering into account, physicians could less often conclude that the suffering is unbearable for that person.

But in a sea change from the gestalt of recent decades, many educators and child psychologists are concluding that less praise is often better and frequent praise for unexceptional actions can actually have a negative impact on children.

AdExchanger sums up the irony of location inaccuracy through deep research, concluding that, "Less than 1% of location data from ad exchanges is accurate enough to help marketers understand people's movements in the real world".