Sentence examples for resounding conclusion from inspiring English sources

If a job needs doing, we're probably better off doing it ourselves, was the resounding conclusion to the smattering of business stories around this week.

The obstacles to realising technology's potential may be considerable, but the resounding conclusion is that technology is a force for good.

But even his impersonations of seamier characters like Lil Wayne or A-Rod felt right-on; many people on Twitter seemed surprised by Drake's comedic talents, but by the episode's end the resounding conclusion was that he had killed it.

The resounding conclusion of the circus that was Indianapolis's jettisoning of quarterback Peyton Manning after last season was that the Colts' owner, Jim Irsay, had better be right about this.

It has left me with one resounding conclusion: taking young children to festivals is the cruel and selfish indulgence of parents not willing to make the sacrifices their son or daughter deserves.

Photograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP 4.25am GMT The TV awards Girls, girls, girls, that was the resounding conclusion of the TV section of the Golden Globes Awards tonight as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association gave two solid awards to Lena Dunham.

The combined prophetic voices were resounding in their conclusions on the way forward as they identified key areas for collaboration with UNICEF and beyond.

It's rare for a leading economist, especially one from deep inside the finance sector itself, to weigh in with a resounding "yes!" But that's the conclusion of University of Chicago economist Luigi Zingales, who states bluntly that there's nothing in theory or practice "to support the notion that all the growth of the financial sector in the last 40 years has been beneficial to society".

It correctly applied the appropriate "preponderance of the evidence" standard, although it ultimately reached a conclusion that was less than resounding.

The conclusion of a bizarre evening was a one-sided, resounding 33-20 Dallas victory, the first for the Cowboys' interim coach, Jason Garrett.

Baseball rolled out the latest in its postseason awards, although Detroit's Justin Verlander winning the American League Cy Young Award was such a forgone conclusion — Scott Miller writes on CBSSports.com that a unanimous vote wasn't resounding enough — that everyone now wonders if he will walk away with most valuable player honors too, writes Tim Brown on Yahoo.com.