Sentence examples for negative conclusion from inspiring English sources

This was a now or never season and more and more Everton supporters are being drawn to the negative conclusion.

In 1955 the literary critic Roland Barthes reached a similarly negative conclusion, accusing Camus of offering readers an "antihistorical ethic".

But she does not seem to want a debate but an acceptance of her negative conclusion about nuclear energy.

Then he announced, "I'm going to call Dan Neil and say, 'What the fuck?' Starting with a negative conclusion and backfilling the facts is a classic dickhead move — and a classic human fallacy".

Italian politicians had complained that S&P came to a negative conclusion about the country's planned austerity programme, even before details of the package were finalised.

While a negative conclusion to the discussions poses a risk to confidence and spending, "uncertainty over the ultimate outcome doesn't appear to have troubled consumers unduly thus far," a Barclays economist, Peter A. Newland, wrote.

In other words, from negative facts, negative conclusions, often wildly funny conclusions.

In his report, Mr. Morris avoids drawing any negative conclusions about the two men.

But I'm afraid that the three negative conclusions I stressed in the column are fairly robust.

Of course, this "e-substitution" represents a huge technological challenge, but let us not draw only negative conclusions.

Those of us waiting for replies shouldn't be so quick to leap to negative conclusions.