Sentence examples for of course conclude from inspiring English sources

One cannot, of course, conclude that Bailey's heavy workload has played any role in Burberry's weaker run.

Alternatively you may of course conclude that no action is needed or potentially some intermediate measure which can be taken by the sector regulator.

If you mistook this linguistic quirk for a deep philosophical truth then you would of course conclude that the self doesn't exist, because there is no single thing that "I" or "you" refers to.

For instance, when Apple's new maps system turned out to have some embarrassing lapses, Nokia published a blog post that compared its maps with Apple's and Google's and, of course, concluded the Nokia maps were better.

Where does that come from?" Dawkins, of course, concluded that it was due to "natural selection".

Until the 2010/11 winter semester, emergency medical training (the series of lectures and the PBL course) concluded with an MC test.

The study, conducted by the Pratt Area Community Council using high school students trained in an E.P.A.-certified course, concludes that one of three children in the area lives in dangerous conditions.

It is possible, of course, to conclude, as Brigid Brophy did, that Harbison's mind is as jumbled as his sentences sometimes are, and that there is nothing salutary to be found in mental jumbles.

Some, of course, may conclude that a change of government is needed to end fees.

It is not logical, of course, to conclude that Delgado, therefore, was also using steroids.

We are unable, of course, to conclude from the study that the relationship holds for all populations.