Sentence examples for possible conclusions from inspiring English sources

Which is why, as Romney flails and Santorum rises, a few pundits have found themselves tiptoeing toward what seems like the most counterintuitive of all possible conclusions: The possibility that the long-shot former senator from Pennsylvania, not his supposedly more electable rival, might stand a better chance of winning in November.

Four possible conclusions could be drawn.

There are two possible conclusions from the argument.

Now one can draw two possible conclusions from these difficulties.

It determines what degree of confidence to have in possible conclusions based on limited evidence.

There are two possible conclusions one can draw from these two stories.

Then, write an article summarizing those predictions and drawing possible conclusions about new inventions the public would like to see.

Possible conclusions range from feasibility, desirability, and moral acceptability to impossibility for technical, social, or other reasons.

The research program is described, the results are presented and discussed and all possible conclusions are summarized.

Against this background, Monday's "shock poll" seems rather less shocking – and possible conclusions from it look considerably less clear-cut.

In a published letter to the head of the Northern Territory's health department, he said there were only two possible conclusions he could reach: incompetence or racial profiling.