Sentence examples for reasons to conclude from inspiring English sources

There are good reasons to conclude that the UK is not the "healthy" democracy you describe.

At the end Judge McHugh found that there were no "bona fide reasons to conclude that [Mr. Al-Najjar] is a threat to national security".

This time, in a stinging opinion, he said he found no "bona fide reasons to conclude that [Mr. Al-Najjar] is a threat to national security".

The judges took the view (para 373) that there were "strong reasons to conclude: that intermediary 316 had persuaded witnesses to lie about whether they had been child soldiers.

The sluggish growth in personal income — it was previously reported as having increased essentially no faster than the growth rate in the population for much of Mr. Obama's term — had been one of the better reasons to conclude that his re-election bid was in a great deal of trouble.

Along the same lines, there are no academic reasons to conclude that CIP policies are inherently part of societies that are post-m.

Beyond this England arecurrently ranked a fairly reasonable 17th in the world, with no reason to conclude they will do any better than they have at their previous five tournaments, four of which ended in defeat at the quarter-finals, three times on penalties.

Yet 'careless driving' is susceptible to sorites reasoning precisely because those evaluative and contextual considerations give reason to conclude that it is careless to drive with bald tires.

But there is ample reason to conclude that it did harm as well as good.

They had ample reason to conclude that this was Ms. DeGeneres's moment.

But that is no reason to conclude that obtaining revenue from taxes on gasoline is doomed.