Sentence examples for one conclusion to from inspiring English sources

When you couple Russert's penchant for his all boys panels on Meet the Press, there's only one conclusion to draw.

From all this there was only one conclusion to be drawn – that the letter must have been written on 23 June 1852, and Berlioz must have been mistaken in thinking that the day was Thursday.

Yet the latest events do allow one conclusion to be drawn and acted upon.

At least that's one conclusion to be drawn from the resolution reached last week between Mr. Abacha's survivors and the current Nigerian government.

That's one conclusion to draw from "American Girls: Social Media and the Secret Lives of Teenagers" (Knopf), by the Vanity Fair reporter Nancy Jo Sales.

One conclusion to draw from the unlovely spectacle of democratic governance in Iraq is that the two dominant American views of the war were both wrong.

All of these findings converge on one conclusion: Being close to nature or viewing nature improves our well-being.

One conclusion relates to the lack of tools for past exposure to pollutants assessment (Brody and Rudel 2003).

Sheers treads his tricky path with infinite subtlety, sometimes leading us towards one conclusion, sometimes to another.

One conclusion is to think that campus hookup culture is a myth, a tantalizing, panic-inducing, ultimately untrue story.

One conclusion, according to the study, is clear: a meteor didn't kill off the mammoths and other large plant eaters.