Sentence examples for pessimistic conclusion from inspiring English sources

But this is not a pessimistic conclusion.

So how did the commission reach its pessimistic conclusion?

Its pessimistic conclusion, however, made it a commercial failure.

At first sight, Seattle suggests a pessimistic conclusion: inter-governmental outfits will become paralysed in the face of concerted opposition.

On the printed page, Twain's pessimistic conclusion remains shattering today, but as brought to the stage in this adaptation it just seems part of a show.

That pessimistic conclusion, backed by an impressive historical review and a refreshingly systematic analysis of power, is sure to provoke debate among scholars.

Yet in one important regard Wallerstein's sample is skewed in a way that may have led her to overly pessimistic conclusions.

One of them, David A. Patterson, a computer scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, called dark silicon a "real phenomenon" but said he was skeptical of the authors' pessimistic conclusions.

He points, at times uncertainly, to a route map to cope with the twin threats of terrorism and the new economies, but he refuses to make the pessimistic conclusions most others have drawn.

Its pessimistic conclusions were reached even before the recent worsening of the security situation in Iraq, which has included a sharp increase in attacks on American troops and in deaths of Iraqi civilians as well as resistance fighters.

In a new book, Gregory Clark, an economic historian at the University of California, Davis, who tracks mobility over hundreds of years by following surnames, reaches far more pessimistic conclusions (see article).