Sentence examples for striking conclusions from inspiring English sources
The Zimbabwean model Reprints Related items Terrorism: Preparing for terrorNov 28th 2002 Iraq: The inspectors arriveNov 28th 2002The group reached some striking conclusions.
One of the more striking conclusions is that the South Orkney Islands, and other polar islands like them, may be the last regions on the globe where biodiversity has changed relatively little over the past century.
Standing back to survey the big picture as the WikiLeaks effect fades in the Middle East, there are two other striking conclusions: one is the enormous scale of the US effort to contain Iran and its friends.
Jared Bernstein, who served as chief economist and economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden during the Obama administration's first term, has gone head-on at conservative claims regarding consumption inequality and reached striking conclusions.
When Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain issued his intelligence dossier on Iraq this week, one of its most striking conclusions was that Iraq will not be able to produce a nuclear weapon as long as United Nations sanctions remain effective and would need at least five years to build a bomb even if sanctions were removed or broke down.
One of the most striking conclusions when analysing these figures is the fact that some Spanish regions have been losing population continuously during these five decades.
This may not seem a particularly striking conclusion but it's well worth saying.
That is the striking conclusion of a new paper from the Institute for Education.
His tone is academic and at times highly technical, but he builds to a striking conclusion.
"It's supply and demand together that adds up to this striking conclusion," Mr. Levi said.
Her striking conclusion is that "although women still prepare most of the family meals, cooking has become the first domestic chore to float free of sex roles".
