Sentence examples for sensible conclusion of from inspiring English sources

"So it's really disappointing that we're now in a position where an original commitment that everyone made to the sensible conclusion of fewer units has been challenged so heavily.

The hunters follow easily, with the result that meat is coming out as never before.Reaching any sensible conclusion on the numbers of animals being killed is not easy.

My major problem with this note is that, despite the very limited phylogenetic information carried out by these genes, the authors try to make sensible conclusions out of it.

The corrected measurements give more reasonable observations and hence allow sensible conclusions on the hydrochemical reactions and the origin of pore water.

Unfortunately, regulators are having difficulty even coming to sensible conclusions on direct effects, let alone transgenerational ones".

That seems to be the most sensible conclusion to draw from the rather baffling and very bitter battle that is splintering this pretty, prosperous city of 11,000 just south of the Finger Lakes.

Unfortunately we did not study this and to come to a sensible conclusion about knowledge of cancer diagnosis and its effects on quality of life in the future studies it is necessary that the attitudes of physicians about cancer disclosure also be examined.

This necessitates and it makes a sensible conclusion that remediation of water should be at the source and the point of use.

There are sensible conclusions to be drawn from these facts.

Judges have looked at these competing rights and reached the sensible conclusion that a breach of an individual's right to privacy by publication of private information is acceptable where there is a public interest.

It came up with a perfectly sensible conclusion: education is the product of interaction between knowledge and individual development.