Sentence examples for narrow conclusion from inspiring English sources

The narrow conclusion of the argument is that programming a digital computer may make it appear to understand language but does not produce real understanding.

This is an astoundingly narrow conclusion from the broad evidence of what makes Finish teaching work.

"This appalling death toll of so many loved ones was compounded by an attempt to blame the victims," Mr. Cameron said as the new report was published, effectively rejecting earlier findings by a judicial inquiry and an inquest whose narrow conclusions, blaming police failings but also pointing to unruliness among the victims, had been battled relentlessly by the families for more than 20 years.

As with interpreting the movements of the real-world climate, the pro-format types are over inclined to over-interpret the significance of runes and draw too-narrow conclusions.

For that reason it would be best to simply narrow the conclusion to what can clearly be established from this data: that the TEN domain mutants fail to elongate telomeres like the Wt TERT does.

They don't judge or jump to narrow minded conclusions.

There will still be 11 rounds of league games remaining but the season is narrowing towards its conclusion.

In these studies, which often follow a rigorous structure — introduction, methodology, results, conclusion — "you narrow the amount of interpretability in what you're saying," Charlene Breedlove, the poetry editor at JAMA, told me.

A conclusion should narrow the topic to a more general point.

Fuller's conclusions are narrow in scope because the questions he was hired to answer were narrow in scope.

Barbara B. McDowell, an assistant solicitor general, said the government had no position on whether Ms. Williams was disabled, but that the Sixth Circuit had reached that conclusion through too narrow a focus on one category of assembly line job.