Sentence examples for many to conclude from inspiring English sources

This led many to conclude that culture was the best predictor of economic success.

That fact has led many to conclude, Mr. Card said, "that we send our Democrats to bring home the bacon".

Cameron's comments will further stoke a dangerous "damned if we do, damned if don't" mentality that leads many to conclude that this is not our war.

Colombians' revulsion at the bomb has led many to conclude that the government should not be trying to make peace with the FARC.

The cycle has led many to conclude that peace is impossible, a myth borne out of ignorance of the Palestinian position.

Even today, a cursory look at babies and young children leads many to conclude that there is not much going on.

Retailers have been expanding at an astonishing rate the last several years, leading many analysts to conclude the country simply has too many stores.

Many investors took his remarks as a signal that the Treasury would also buy back shorter-term securities, leaving many investors to conclude that the 30-year bond was not so special after all.

The misery wrought has left many Africans to conclude that mineral wealth is a curse.

The report also noted that insufficient disclosure has caused many investors to conclude that SIPC is similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

He scored just five times, leading many observers to conclude that his success at Pescara was a Zeman-inspired fluke.