Sentence examples for the conclusion that while from inspiring English sources

It's tempting to draw the conclusion that while artifacts are important, the living cannot be replaced.

I've come to the conclusion that while the looting and destruction in south London may have been about "things", it cannot be separated so cleanly from political protest.

They have been unanimous in the conclusion that, while laws protecting person and public sensibilities should be retained, the purely moral laws should be dropped.

I came to the conclusion that while I can appreciate their passion and their willingness to hold on against a sometimes-scornful majority, they are really, really just wrong.

At the time, the couple put out a statement which read: "We have come to the conclusion that while we love each other very much we will remain separate.

Anyway, I have come to the conclusion that, while we could have an interesting discussion about the tiny difference in meaning between the two versions, life is too short to worry about it.

Hence while the conclusions that can be drawn are not definitive, the data suggest that CCBs should be used with caution in Marfan patients.

"One cannot escape the conclusion that Krieger, while convicted of distribution" of drugs, he wrote, "is being sentenced for homicide".

The University of North Texas Health Science Center has looked at traffic data from the Fatality Accident Reporting System and texting data from the FCC and CTIA, and — after some hefty number crunching — has come to the conclusion that texting while driving is responsible for accidents that claimed 16,141 lives during the period of 2001 200707.

This allows the conclusion that these two areas while involved may not be necessary for topographical memory.

He was out of work and available when Tan first reached the conclusion that Mackay should go but, while the money man procrastinated, Palace nipped in.