Sentence examples for past conclusions from inspiring English sources

Examiners have sometimes disagreed with their own past conclusions when viewing the same prints in a different context.

In January 2010, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released its second review of BPA in two years, reiterating past conclusions that BPA "is not proven to harm children or adults" and that studies to date support "the safety of current low levels of human exposure to BPA".

When Alex Jones was confronted by Megyn Kelly about his current and past conclusions on the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, Jones, who propagated the idea that the shooting was possibly a hoax, admitted that he doesn't even know whether he believes that it was a hoax or not.

In the past, conclusions have been drawn regarding the effectiveness of antioxidants in attenuating OFR-mediated ischemia/reperfusion injury solely based on the theoretical mechanism of injury, mechanism of drug action, and the diminished levels of organ-specific markers of injury.

Dr. Ramey, an avid rock climber who once spent six days suspended on the side of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park doing research on Peregrine falcons, said he believed science must always be willing to throw out the baby with the bathwater, ruthlessly questioning and challenging every past conclusion and assumption because that is how truth is derived.

Many cases were marked suicide or cause unknown, but past police conclusions are now being called into question.

In a last-minute attempt to knit his disparate chapters into an organic book, Mr. Stille tacks on an abstruse conclusion about the different ways in which oral cultures, written cultures and electronic cultures process the past: a conclusion that feels familiar and secondhand and does nothing to tie this volume together.

"He came, he made himself available, and he stayed past the conclusion of the session," Liu said.

He said he planned to pitch until age 40, or six years past the conclusion of the current mega-contract.

Blackmun, who was hired as the committee's general counsel in 1991, will be offered a contract to continue as the acting chief executive through April 2002, two months past the conclusion of the Olympics in Salt Lake City.

Another official close to the agency said it was striking that the American assessment stated with certainty that Iran had a nuclear weapons program in the past, a conclusion the agency has never formally reached.