Sentence examples for likely conclusions from inspiring English sources

The likely conclusions of some think tank reports, documents show, are discussed with donors — or even potential ones — before the research is complete.

And given we live in an age of sequels and remakes, it's not surprising that 2019 is going to see a number TV/Movie franchises coming to their (likely) conclusions (Unbreakable, Star Wars, Rambo, IT, Avengers, Deadwood, Game of Thrones and Toy Story).

Please note, though, that I'm not endorsing (or condemning, for that matter) any of the following outcomes, I'm just attempting to read the political language emanating from the principal negotiators involved and draw some likely conclusions of what is likely going to be in such a deal.

Rather, it was our goal to analyze the two samples of RCT manuscripts separately, and to make likely conclusions about the parent population from each sample of manuscripts as if there was no other sample of manuscripts available for comparison.

"The more likely conclusion is that users (correctly) perceive that Twitter provides little value to them".

As the game approached its final quarter hour, a goalless draw seemed only likely conclusion.

If talks do go ahead, a breakdown remains a more likely conclusion than a breakthrough.

If Mr. Thompson reviews RU-486, the likely conclusion will be that there is no legal basis for withdrawing the drug.

The more likely conclusion is that the Lees choose to pay certain officials large salaries so as to ensure that such officials will acquiesce in their continued patriarchy.

4.38pm: Henry has also furnished us with an interest analysis of the likely conclusion of tonight's count, and what it means for the province.

Yet his recent railing against the EU suggests that is the likely conclusion of his campaign to rejig the terms of Britain's membership, ahead of an "in-out" referendum he has promised to hold in 2017.