Sentence examples for the broader conclusions from inspiring English sources

Those narratives, however, don't necessarily support the broader conclusions toward which Gladwell appears to point us.

Republicans are skeptical and will continue to seize on this historical judgment to undermine the broader conclusions.

He says he takes issue with about 70 percent of the broader conclusions implied by the many bumper stickers he evaluates.

"Having thoroughly reviewed the literature on this, I feel very comfortable in standing behind the conclusions Professor Carrasco came to and the broader conclusions that we come to in our paper.

Iain Martin tells it brilliantly, mixing fury-inducing narrative with an acute eye for the broader conclusion.

He seldom answers questions without anticipating the broader conclusion that others are likely to draw — in this case, the conclusion that he was just a cheater.

But the exact math is probably not as important as the broader conclusion: that the economy is line with Mr. Obama being a very modest favorite.

The IPCC says the broader conclusion of the report is unaffected: that glaciers have melted significantly, that this will accelerate and affect the supply of water from major mountain ranges "where more than one-sixth of the world population currently lives".

The broader conclusion of the argument is that the theory that human minds are computer-like computational or information processing systems is refuted.

The broader conclusion here, that the ontological argument derives its persuasive force from an equivocation, is one that has been widely adopted since Lewis's paper.

These recurring failures led the Commission to the broader conclusion that the company was not interested in being a good corporate citizen and that the Commission could no longer in good faith and conscience allow it to operate in New York.