Sentence examples for over conclusions from inspiring English sources

Iyengar favors exploration over conclusions.

But Michael E. Mann, a Pennsylvania State University scientist who wrote or received some of the e-mails, said they showed the opposite of any conspiracy, demonstrating instead that climate science is a vigorous enterprise where scientists were free to argue over conclusions.

The bill, which had the support of both Republicans and Democrats in the House, aims to punish Russia for its 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine and over conclusions by U.S. intelligence agencies that it interfered in the U.S. election.

Healthy debate of peer-reviewed research is to be encouraged, as long as such news stories help readers identify the current best evidence and clarify the context of findings without prioritizing selected opinions over others or over conclusions of published studies [26].

Although these evaluations are widely respected and used by many organizations, institutions, companies, and government agencies to improve the public's health, IARC has recently been subject to criticism over conclusions on specific agents, the process that leads to such conclusions, and membership of the Working Groups.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, April 20 , 1946P. 48 LETTER FROM LONDON about: a proposal that bread be rationed; tax revision; parks of large estates being taken over; conclusion of lunchtime concerts at the National Gallery, conducted by Dame Myra Hess; and the Tate Gallery exhibition of Braque and Roualt... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Alan Burdick.

The characters sober up for a final scene in which the romantic entanglements are brought to a hopeful if hung-over conclusion.

The independent investigator conducting the inquiry plans to turn over his conclusions by Friday to the Legislative Council, which authorized it.

In response, the government created a commission to come up with a new approach on climate change; it handed over its conclusions this week.

The development and assessment of prognostic models based on the same dataset may lead to over-fitting and thus over-optimistic conclusions.

Less because Rich's pieces tend to be written as pure dialogue and almost always spring from a "what if?" premise, and more because Rich, like Monty Python, favors premise over conclusion.