Sentence examples for support its conclusions from inspiring English sources

But the statement appeared to support its conclusions when it noted that "among other things, Fannie Mae's methodology of assessing, measuring and documenting hedge ineffectiveness was inadequate and was not supported".

But as the new study arrived yesterday, even with its carefully qualified statements, some marketers charged that it failed to support its conclusions adequately.

Hamilton explained: "I need someone to review in strictest confidence the draft to check whether the science is sufficiently robust to support its conclusions.

Hence the first three books of the Summa Contra Gentiles, dealing with God and creation, use arguments which depend only on reason to reach and support its conclusions.

The above calculation is admittedly back-of-the-envelope and would require more reliable data to support its conclusions.

The group's report looked at a limited slice of campaign contributions to support its conclusions, leaving out two significant factors.

To support its conclusion, the report compares this number to an "ideal rate" of 85percentt.

The appeals panel found the government provided no scientific evidence to support its conclusion that natural vegetation regrowth would adequately offset degradation from logging.

To support its conclusion, the committee's report cited the successes of individual schools that embraced computers and saw test scores rise or dropout rates fall.

First, the court relied on objective measures of compactness, which show that District 12 is the most geographically scattered district in North Carolina, to support its conclusion that the district's design was not dictated by traditional districting concerns.

The commission cited internal company documents and testimony from dozens of witnesses to support its conclusion that the merger "will significantly increase ProMedica's bargaining leverage," allowing it to negotiate higher payment rates from Aetna, Humana and other insurers.