Sentence examples for the key conclusion from inspiring English sources

Here's the key conclusion: The production phase of EVs proved substantially more environmentally intensive.

That chilling — and misguided — accusation is the key conclusion of the United Nations investigation, led by Richard Goldstone, into the three-week war last winter.

To be fair to the Mumsnetters, anti-immigration opinion is scarce in the focus-group discussions that make up the rest of the report, and the key conclusion is that 58% have yet to make up their minds.

Widening the range of possible profit outcomes from £74m in March to £104m is unusual, but the key conclusion is surely that Next doesn't expect to come apart at the seams, whatever happens.

Widening the range of possible profit outcomes to £104m - from £74m only two months ago - is unusual, but the key conclusion is surely that Next doesn't expect to come apart at the seams, whatever happens.

Hence environmental damages are reduced substantially even if an EV is powered from coal-fired electricity, although they are much lower for other electricity sources The key conclusion from Shindell's study is that fossil fuels only seem cheap because their market prices don't reflect their true costs.

The key conclusions are directly contradicted by observations and cannot be considered credible.

They were encouraged to share the key conclusions from their profiles and discuss their experiences.

One of the key conclusions of the Leveson inquiry was that any future self-regulator would be independently inspected.

One of the key conclusions was that "deregulation itself did not fail; rather, it was never achieved".

(In Alex Taylor's recent history of G.M., "Sixty to Zero," one of the key conclusions is "Procrastination doesn't pay").