Sentence examples for long-term conclusion from inspiring English sources

My long-term conclusion was that top-level sport was worth doing as long as it wasn't me that had to do it.

"It would be foolish to draw long-term conclusions about buildings, downtown or even New York City".

I suggest you continue to enjoy the pleasure of his company, but wait until the mist of medicine clears before you leap to any long-term conclusions.

Mexico continues to suffer from social instability, and the prolonged weakness in the American labor market makes it harder to draw long-term conclusions about the relative attraction of coming to the United States.

The fact that these reforms are kicking in at the same time that Democrats enjoy ironclad control of the government makes it difficult to draw long-term conclusions about their effectiveness.

But he cautions about jumping to long-term conclusions.

What immediate and long-term conclusions can one draw about events in Iran that, surely, is the only question worth asking right now.

Because someone's fish consumption may vary over time, the authors acknowledge, a single measure of mercury in the blood may not be enough to make long-term conclusions.

Chief Executive Michael Levack said: "Whilst these statistics may suggest some signs of modest short-term growth in the construction sector during the second three months of 2012, politicians must be extremely wary of drawing any long-term conclusions from the figures.

You can't yet derive long-term conclusions," Mosquet said.

Whether this is clinically relevant is unknown to us at this time, and our database does not allow us to draw long-term conclusions due to the limited number of diabetics in this analysis.