Sentence examples for only conclusions that from inspiring English sources

JUST about the only conclusions that can be safely drawn from local elections across Italy on April 27th are that the separatist Northern League did badly; and that the Refounded Communists, a small but diehard Marxist party on which the government relies for votes in Italy's national parliament, still has enough support to make a lot of trouble and hamper welfare reform.

The issue is complex, but the only conclusion that can be drawn is that a significant taxpayer-funded insurance subsidy is being offered to the nuclear industry.

The only conclusion that can be drawn is that these are cursory at best and almost entirely reliant on desk-based assessments".

"The only conclusion that can be drawn from not allowing a sitting member of the federal parliament to visit is that the Australian government doesn't want the truth coming out".

And how convenient to conclude that unearned emotion is an indulgence, because that's the only conclusion that would allow us to look away from Malala's story, or any front-page outrages: the doctor who considers drugs the only hope for children in failing schools; the Syrian refugee crisis.

"The only conclusion that will be drawn by the public is that the DUP may have something to hide by blocking the Assembly voting on this motion".

From the vast variety of models that has been proposed over the years, the only conclusion that can be drawn is that there are multiple curvatures, but they all appear to have a negative accelerating slope, which tends to be exponential/logarithmic.

That is the only conclusion that can be drawn from the incessant and insufferable howling from conservatives that President Obama's decision to exercise prosecutorial discretion to allow studious and law-abiding young people brought to this country by their parents to remain is somehow a threat to our constitutional system of government.

The only conclusion that could thus be addressed is that combination of alternative events is present within one transcript if there is a signal (but absence of signal doesn't necessary mean that the isoform doesn't exist).

The only conclusion that can be reached from this aspect of the study is that Marfan mice lacking angiotensinogen have some degree of left ventricular dilatation and dysfunction, when compared to WT mice.

The only conclusion that can be drawn from these reports and the study of Weber is that the policy of prolonged conservative care can be effective, as a result of the favourable natural course of LSRS.