Sentence examples for obvious conclusion from from inspiring English sources
But it's an obvious conclusion from surprisingly close VA results.
That's the glaringly obvious conclusion from the latest poor set of figures for the labour market.
The obvious conclusion from the last few years is that there is a deep-seated problem within the culture, whereby failure is tolerated.
Having made its own Faustian pact with neoliberal housing policy, Labour seems reluctant to draw the obvious conclusion from the origins of the recession.
The obvious conclusion from these experiments is that other fish cannot distinguish between the model and the mimic without having had experience with both.
It's the obvious conclusion from this stuff, that at some point you're going to have to accept that you'll have much more massive income redistribution than we do today.
Your chart about the percentage of income earned by the top 0.1percentt of taxpayers was fascinating, but "Richest Are Leaving Even the Rich Far Behind" failed to draw the obvious conclusions from it.
In the aftermath of the "Collateral Murder" video's release, Mr Assange became increasingly frustrated that the media and the public weren't all drawing what he considered the obvious conclusions from the evidence he'd provided.
Many Democrats are drawing the obvious conclusions from these extraordinary negative ratings: in a survey of Democratic voters in New York state, 57% said that it was either "not very likely" or "not likely at all" that she could win a presidential election.Mrs Clinton is not only an enormously polarising figure.
Isn't it high time to draw some obvious conclusions from these facts, recognize the many lost opportunities to reach a settlement because of a consistent "no" from one side, and call on the Palestinians to start saying "yes" for a change?
More importantly, the authors fail to draw obvious conclusions from the heterogeneity of the apparent temperature dependence and try to force it into an old model that seems to be disproven.
