Sentence examples for take the conclusion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "take the conclusion" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when you want to suggest that someone should arrive at a conclusion based on the information provided, but it is better to use more standard expressions. Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, you can take the conclusion that the project was a success."
To boil down the essential differences between liberals and conservatives, we can take the conclusion from John Locke (1632-1704) and Edmund Burke (1729-1797).
If the data is robust, we are more likely to take the conclusions on board and to act on them in practice.
A static, reform-resistant NHS would not be able to do this, and so we should not take the conclusions of the OECD report as evidence that the service can simply be left alone.
I found it hard to take the conclusions of the Heywood Review at face value.
The math gives you the chance to take ownership in the story at a deeper level -- because I'm not asking you to take the conclusions on faith.
Malebranche took the conclusion here to confirm the view in "an infinity of passages" in Augustine that "we see God" in knowing eternal truths.
All agencies said they were taking the conclusions and recommendations on board.
"If you take the logical conclusion of their argument, you go to zero, because every life is valuable".
I'm tempted to take the advice in the conclusion and snag something from the more mature 4870 series, which will be a tremenjus bargain.
"I'm glad that Facebook is choosing to publish such findings, but I cannot but shake my head about how the real findings are buried, and irrelevant comparisons take up the conclusion".
If swift action is not taken, the only conclusion can be that the White House is now the obstacle to expanding access to technology--a message that is inconsistent with the vision for the future the President expressed last week.
