Sentence examples for purported conclusion from inspiring English sources

And thus the purported conclusion will not happen.

For example, one unit early in the semester used an op-ed in the New York Times claiming that iPhone owners experienced "love" for their phones and outlining study outcomes that purported to support this conclusion (Lindstrom, 2011).

It may be true, as Reinhart and Rogoff now claim, that some politicians exaggerated the conclusions of their research, which purported to show that countries with high levels of debt — specifically, those with debt-to-G.D.P. ratios of more than ninety per cent — grow much more slowly.

Nothing in the dealings, as disclosed by the findings, would warrant the conclusion that the Division of Insular Affairs acted or purported to act as the agent of the government of the Philippine Islands.

The Alabama Supreme Court found no "economic protectionism" here, and thus purported to distinguish Philadelphia v. New Jersey, based on its conclusions that the legislature was motivated by public health and environmental concerns.

Anecdotally, TPE has purported benefits in patients with STEC HUS although a recent meta-analysis argued against these conclusions [ 2].

Houdini The legendary illusionist (Adrien Brody) works to expose purported spiritualists and adapts to the modern world in the final years of his life, in the conclusion of this two-part biography.

In particular, conclusions vary considerably from year to year as data are revised and as the accumulation of observations after purported breaks changes initial perceptions.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

It wasn't purported to be.

The vehicle is purported to contain passengers.