Sentence examples for the one conclusion from inspiring English sources

The one conclusion some Yankees have drawn comes from the caliber of teams they have faced.

The one conclusion people across the political spectrum seemed to agree on — even before there was a clear winner — was that the other side had cheated, lied or intimidated its way to victory.

The one conclusion from each abstract that seemed to best summarize the findings was copied to a database.

When world leaders gathered at the UN headquarters in New York two weeks ago to review the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals, one conclusion was crystal clear: the development models of the last century will not serve us well in this one.

Despite the limitations that arise from the non-independence of the chromosomes one conclusion that can be drawn from the data is that the chromosomes with a purine (G&A) skew are predominantly Gram-Positive bacteria.

When the Socialists are behind in the polls before the attack but win the election after the attack, only one conclusion can be drawn: the election and the foreign policy of Spain were decided by the terrorists.

After studying the problem, one conclusion was to "stop making a big deal about the price and start making a bigger deal about the total package," Mr. Ewanick said, stressing product attributes like safety, equipment levels and reliability.

Based on the XPS results, one conclusion could be deduced that the Fe clusters are stable in the abovementioned thin-air condition at room temperature.

As the postmortem gets under way on a devastating night for the Labour party, one conclusion is that the result has, as commentator Paul Waugh put it, "tested to destruction the idea that Labour can win by shifting left".

After the analysis, two conclusions are drawn by the steering committee with the blinding intact; one conclusion assuming X is in the intervention group and Y is in the control group, and one conclusion assuming the opposite.

I have been thinking, as so many of us have, about the future of the book, and one conclusion now seems to me inevitable: as a Palaeolithic cave dweller might have observed, the writing is on the wall.