Sentence examples for points to the same conclusion from inspiring English sources

Continuing work on nuclear detonators points to the same conclusion.

In his Berlin talk, Dr. Falk also cited an American real-world example that points to the same conclusion.

Interestingly, he points to the same conclusion as the old rogue himself: buying yet more businesses to keep the process going.

Recent work in mice, using the technique of cell lineage analysis, points to the same conclusion and strongly suggests that at least some of the different cell types in a taste bud represent distinct lineages of cells, rather than simply being different developmental phenotypes [44].

Engels noted in the preface to Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State that "Morgan in his own way had discovered afresh in America the materialistic conception of history discovered by Marx forty years ago, and in his comparison of barbarism and civilization it had led him, in the main points, to the same conclusions as Marx".

All evidence pointed to the same conclusion: he was a bad man but a very good wizard.

The reverse adjustments at the beginning and the end of the movement point to the same conclusion: that the theme and the opening variations are not modular segments.

The methodology and results varied, but they all pointed to the same conclusion: a dismal holiday season for the nation's stores.

The great mass of studies point to the same conclusion: trading is hazardous to your wealth, as an academic paper memorably put it.

At the same time, of course, Robert Shiller of Yale was highlighting the cyclically-adjusted price-earnings ratio, a measure that smooths profits over 10 years, and which pointed to the same conclusion.So what is Mr Smithers' thesis?

All point to the same conclusion: that Mr Cameron might have to retoxify the Tory brand to save the economy.Suggestions include abolishing the 50% top rate of income tax and speeding up cuts to corporation tax.