Sentence examples for natural to conclude from inspiring English sources

It seems natural to conclude that all these factors would put a damper on Nigerian cheerfulness.

It's only natural to conclude that criminalizing the market for alcohol caused a huge increase in crime.

If you start from the fact that plague victims once languished in the streets of European cities, it's natural to conclude that life these days is wonderful.

But since these companies are going along, it is natural to conclude that the companies most likely agree that eliminating the staggered board will provide value to shareholders.

With stronger teams having made it through to the last 16, it seems natural to conclude that the quality of defending has improved as they come up against each other in the knockout stages.

As Arthur Kellermann writes in the New England Journal of Medicine Given the number of victims allegedly being saved with guns, it would seem natural to conclude that owning a gun substantially reduces your chances of being murdered.

For years, as Harper's impending free agency became one of the sport's central story lines, the annual winter meetings — held this offseason in, of all places, Las Vegas — seemed to be a natural place to conclude the process.

The windshield-wiper finish is a natural way to conclude this shot.

We had power over other nations to a degree unprecedented in our history, possibly in the world's history, and it was natural for us to conclude that we deserved it.

It's easy, Ferrucci says, for less sophisticated natural-language systems to conclude that "The Tears of a Clown" is the answer by missing the fact that the request was for an opera referenced by that song.

It is natural and almost logical to conclude that only performance informs result.