Sentence examples for succinct conclusion from inspiring English sources
On the face of things, it is hard to argue with Roy's succinct conclusion.
A social worker's report from the time he was first arrested, at 12, drew a succinct conclusion, at least from the boy's point of view.
My succinct conclusion is that the majority's decision to return this case to the Circuit Court for a count of the undervotes from either Miami-Dade County or all counties has no foundation in the law of Florida as it existed on Nov. 7, 2000, or at any time until the issuance of this opinion.
It would add to the breadth of the paper, and allow for a more succinct conclusion to be made about the disrupted genomic binding of Hnf4a in the Taf4-/ livers, if analysis was performed to determine whether or not CBP/p300 or other Hnf4a cofactors are lost at Hnf4a binding locations when Taf4 is conditionally ablated.
Greenspan introduced the practice of issuing succinct, conclusion-oriented statements on Fed policy decisions.
Melding the sinewy stoicism of folk tradition with Mr. Rouse's structural tweaks, they pondered disappointments and diminishing expectations, personal and political, reaching pensive conclusions in succinct choruses: "The world got away with me," concluded the last tune.
Finally, the "Conclusions" section contains a succinct summary of the results, discussion of limitations of our approach and policy implications.
The conclusion reached by Ms. Lassiter, the agency investigator, was succinct: death through medical neglect.
What Frankl personally witnessed and experienced during his incarceration led him to a conclusion that to this day stands as one of the most succinct and profound statements ever written about the human condition.
Ogbu's conclusions were widely disputed by other researchers, yet the term — succinct in its oversimplification — leapt from scholarly journals into public debates about race.
The succinct form of visuals and tables offers a comprehensive overview of results that are clearly presented to support the study conclusion of a significant increase in IR following a diarrheal episode.
