Sentence examples for more pessimistic conclusions from inspiring English sources
In a new book, Gregory Clark, an economic historian at the University of California, Davis, who tracks mobility over hundreds of years by following surnames, reaches far more pessimistic conclusions (see article).
(Yack (2012, 203ff) starts from the same point to derive much more pessimistic conclusions).
Eventually, Baudrillard will take his analysis of domination by signs and the system of objects to even more pessimistic conclusions where he concludes that the thematic of the "end of the individual" sketched by the Frankfurt School has reached its fruition in the total defeat of human subjectivity by the object world (see Section 3).
The study of Langeveld et al (2003) accorded with our findings but lacked statistical power, which might explain the authors' more pessimistic conclusions of reduced educational attainment among cancer survivors in general, as also in another study (Teta et al, 1986).
Under more pessimistic forecasts, the decline could last for years.
Because overweight individuals who seek treatment in such settings display more psychopathology and binge-eating [ 11], it has been proposed that such studies may have produced overly pessimistic conclusions [ 12].
Others are more pessimistic.
Charities are more pessimistic.
Kamara was more pessimistic.
But others are more pessimistic.
