Sentence examples for much to conclude from inspiring English sources

It seems too much to conclude that this really could be their time.

It would be too much to conclude from all this that there is a back-to-the-land movement in international cinema.

The thing is, they can't really tell much: the logic board is smaller, the battery is bigger… but other than that, there isn't much to conclude.

It doesn't take much imagination to conclude that Brown is a disgusting chauvinist and an affront to the integrity of women everywhere.

It wouldn't take much guesswork to conclude that they inherited these values and characteristics from their mother.

It's much easier to conclude that our brother is always stupid, irresponsible, immoral, and obviously not as smart, responsible and virtuous as "us".

The delay caused by these rearguards may have seriously compromised the British Empire advance as there was not much time to conclude military engagements in southern Palestine.

Though the peace negotiations with the Palestinians will be painstaking and take much longer to conclude, a steady progress can still be made aggressively while pursuing the Syrian track.

But traffic to the portfolio section had not increased as much, leading him to conclude that people were less avid about tracking their investments.

Given the uncertainties, Mr. Greenspan said, it was "much too soon to conclude" that the threat of a destabilizing surge in prices and wages had receded.

Much harder is to conclude that we might be susceptible to the same fear, that living in a culture where football is a creed, we too might tremble before the nation's wrath.