Sentence examples similar to shape a conclusion from inspiring English sources
The bitter taste might never truly go away and the challenge for them, together with O'Neill and the rest of the current players, is to shape a happier conclusion this time.
The obtained images (Fig. 3) demonstrate a homogenous distribution and a spherical shape of obtained nanostructures, a conclusion that agrees to that arising from confocal analysis (Fig. 1).
It was heavy stuff, but it also led Greg and Alexa to a conclusion that shaped the film.
Gene Sperling, the director of the White House national economic council, called the difference, totaling over $2 trillion, "breathtaking" and said that "the amateurism it displayed" suggested "an institution starting with a conclusion and shaping any arguments to fit it".
Apropos of "Billie Dyer," he told an interviewer, "For me, 'fiction' lies not in whether a thing, the thing I am writing about, actually happened, but in the form of the writing... a story, which has a shape, a controlled effect, a satisfying conclusion — something that is, or attempts to be, a work of art".
A pundit shapes a column, with conclusion circling back to the opening symbol, but disdains the convention of putting the story in the lede.
Looking for a conclusion.
Our analysis of the process of two meta-analyses that address the same research question but reach contradictory conclusions demonstrates how decisions in the meta-analysis process can shape the conclusion.
