Sentence examples for settled conclusions from inspiring English sources

Most of us agree with Keynes, who said: "The theory of economics does not furnish a body of settled conclusions immediately applicable to policy.

3. We do not know whether the shooting of Michael Brown was morally justified or unjustified because we do not yet have enough clear and official information to form any settled conclusions with confidence.

He settled for the conclusion that the prosecution never proved that Mr. Schwarz was guilty of taking part in the attack.

Their rivalry was settled at The Conclusion in November 2003, where Punk defeated Raven in a Steel Cage match.

As President Obama moves closer to choosing a Supreme Court nominee, Democrats appear to have settled on a conclusion: His best political play is the least political one.

At this time, however, even after the dust had settled on the provocative Conclusions, contemporaries were unsure of the elder Pico's orthodoxy, and the Cabalist exegesis of Genesis in the Heptaplus tame though it is by Pico's earlier standards could scarcely restore their confidence.

The symphony's ominously quiet opening works better if an audience is already settled, and the desolate conclusion, in an effective performance, leaves little more to be said or even hoped for.

On 2 July 1266, with the conclusion of the Treaty of Perth, the centuries-old territorial dispute over Scotland's western seaboard was at last settled.

The results of the voting in Parliament were largely a foregone conclusion, having been settled in meetings among political leaders during the past several days.

If I don't hear on the TV tonight that you've settled this to a happy conclusion, I personally will call the cops.

Now that the great Peyton Manning relocation saga has settled to an orange-hued conclusion, the real fun is about to happen.