Sentence examples for serious conclusions from inspiring English sources

So let's be careful in drawing serious conclusions from a single uncorroborated poll, particularly when it contradicts more serious research.

It quoted the deputy mayor in charge of transport, Nikolai Lyamov: "The causes for the shipwreck must be examined to the end before drawing serious conclusions, of course.

"We have to draw very serious conclusions from the analysis of all incidents of this sort, regardless of their scale and adverse effects," he said grimly during his meeting with Mr. Ivanov, one of his closest advisers.

No serious conclusions can be drawn from a result against a poor team like Belize, but there is a skill in breaking down a highly motivated team playing with 11 players behind the ball at all times.

While all of us applaud Mr. Glenn's courage and commitment to physical fitness, which enabled him to maintain a health status equivalent to or better than men considerably younger, no serious conclusions can be inferred about the effect of space travel on the elderly since proper scientific method was not used.

Congress, which never draws any serious conclusions from terrible tragedies involving gunplay, did have time on Wednesday to fight about whether Representative Bobby Rush of Chicago violated the House dress code when he took off his suit jacket, revealing a gray sweater he was wearing underneath, and pulled the hood up over his head.

But Mr. Jensen also drew a serious conclusion from the Deez Nuts surge.

But it's still just a bedtime story and the only serious conclusion to draw from Pinker's work is that a culture that regards him as a great intellectual is one already in serious crisis.

His rich "port wine" voice became a legend to Radio 4 listeners, as he trawled around the BBC Sound Archives and, as the announcer would say, "came to no serious conclusion whatsoever".

"The facts just don't support a serious conclusion that the whole market's going downhill," he said.

The report obviously must contain an immense tangle of information and complex legal issues that would all need to be thoroughly digested before coming to a serious conclusion on what must be one of the most important issues Barr will ever have to consider.