"If you read the transcripts and looked at the evidence and interviewed the F.B.I. officials who worked on the case, there was only one conclusion: they didn't succeed that time and they are going to do it again," he said.
On the contrary, I think only one conclusion can be drawn from the facts, namely, that all the conditions which forced out Malinski's first confession continued in full effect until they extorted also the written one, excepting only that he was given back his clothing.
Anyone reading the recent literature on the nuclear deterrent can reach only one conclusion.
After watching the Bruins and the Jayhawks, both No. 1 seeds, on Saturday night, there can be only one conclusion: They must've been looking ahead to their Round of 16 matchups against the winners here today.
When you couple Russert's penchant for his all boys panels on Meet the Press, there's only one conclusion to draw.
"There is only one conclusion," opposition leader and Nemtsov ally Vladimir Milov wrote on his blog.
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.
The affirmative defense of fair use "may be resolved on summary judgment if a reasonable trier of fact could reach only one conclusion". Narell v. Freeman, 872 F.2d 910, 910 (9th Cir. 1989); see also Belmore v. City Pages, Inc., 880 F. Supp.
"There can be only one conclusion".
If the analysis is reduced to results, and it often is, there's only one conclusion.
"The evidence in this case points to only one conclusion," Mr. Romankow said.
