Sentence examples for many conclusions about from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the practice warn against drawing too many conclusions about its significance.

Even many Democrats concurred with that assessment, saying they were not drawing too many conclusions about Mr. Bush just yet.

Many conclusions about management problems will be based on military-style "privileged" interviews, in which witnesses are interviewed privately, individually and with a promise of confidentiality.

He added, "In this extraordinary emotional state, you can't draw many conclusions about what this particular number means about the broader economy and about trends going forward".

"It's early to reach many conclusions about what happened in Japan and the relevance of what happened to the United States.

This suggests that it would be dubious to come to too many conclusions about what Tuesday's outcome could mean for November.

The ironies in that exchange of letters are so intricate, however, as to make it difficult to draw many conclusions from them about Spenser, except that he was young, ambitious, accomplished, and sincerely interested in the theory and practice of poetry.

Simple Habits reinforces many conclusions I have come to about management over nearly a quarter of a century as president of St. John's College.

But Malcolm is wary about drawing too many conclusions from the next fortnight.

In fact, the result was just the latest cautionary tale about drawing too many conclusions from any single poll.

— Geoffrey Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) 26 Mar 13 But other watchers of the Supreme Court offered words of caution about drawing too many conclusions from fragmentary reports on the oral arguments.