Sentence examples for say conclusion from inspiring English sources

Let's "do the math" here, shall we? Premise: Park51 sponsors = radical Islamists Premise: 9/11 murderers = radical Islamists Premise: Park51 = Nazi signs next to Holocaust museums Conclusion: Park51 sponsors = 9/11 murderers + Nazis Or should I say, Conclusion: Newt Gingrich = total jerk 'Twas not always thus — not entirely thus, anyway.

Mr Nielsen, 64, said: "I have reflected on this over a period of time and I have drawn, I wouldn't say conclusions, but ideas about this situation.

Dr. Quigley said: "Conclusion: the British were not necessarily right when they said we should be doing a lot more surgery.

But without a direct comparison of the two vaccines, experts said, conclusions cannot really be drawn.

He said conclusions could not be drawn from the data, and doctors should not base treatment decisions on it.

Blackberry said conclusions drawn about the viability of its business plans were "purely speculative".

That said, conclusions aren't hard to draw.

Never say "In conclusion... ........ or "thank you" at the end of your speech.

Whatever you say, the conclusion is mine".

But city officials say the conclusion is clear.

Now, some scientists say that conclusion was premature and perhaps even incorrect.