Sentence examples for overriding conclusion from inspiring English sources

The overriding conclusion?

The overriding conclusion of anthrozoology, though usually expressed in more scholarly terms, is this: people are really weird about animals.

But the report's overriding conclusion is that diplomacy has so far done little to alter the perceived threat.

The overriding conclusion to our work is that "one size does not fit all"; local conditions and a country's political, economic and social development determine what's necessary to provide women surgery that relieves their incontinence.

If there was one single, overriding conclusion it was possible to draw from the big Toy Fair in New York City this week, it was this: We're probably not, as a nation, going to run out of toys anytime soon.

And yet the overriding conclusion — that Americans should eat a grain-heavy diet low in saturated fat — is largely the same advice that has been given every five years since the guidelines were introduced, in 1980.

The diversity of definitions, theoretical approaches, and underlying values points to one of the overriding conclusions of this paper, to which we will now turn.

Conclusion: Episiotomy is the overriding determinant of perineal laceration length and recognized anal sphincter disruption.

"If you look at the facts and circumstances here, you can't reach any conclusion other than that the overriding purpose of this organization is to influence elections," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21 and dean of D.C.'s campaign reform community.

In this case, the overriding importance of guiding the trial to a conclusion could not be more clear.

In conclusion, this study has confirmed that radical surgical resection is the overriding prognostic factor for flat bone sarcomas in children and adolescents.