Sentence examples for the same conclusions that from inspiring English sources

If anything, the ubiquity of other kids going through the same thing led many of my friends and I to the same conclusions: that somehow we were more chickenshit than our other friends, that locking yourself in the bedroom and pleading with one parent not to send you over to another parent's home for their custodial visitation manifested some particularly unmanly cravenness.

This means that the same conclusions that apply to simple IDI in the MLT, namely that similar-fade apparent velocities correspond to the case for which changes in the backscatter, or equivalently, in the ground diffraction pattern over time, are not adequately accounted for, apply to the case of total reflections from the ionosphere.

"Assuming those criteria are met, we're confident the new study will end up reaching the same conclusions that were produced by the old study".

These and other scientists have been working for years, in some cases decades, on studies that all point toward roughly the same conclusions: that the Americas were settled over a lengthy period by different types of people and that the direct ancestors of what we call Native Americans were merely one group among several.

"Most of the countries have come to the same conclusions that we came to last year," says Zoltan Kovacs, the Hungarian government spokesman.

The paradox, of course, is that Google's intense data collection and number crunching have led it to the same conclusions that good managers have always known.

This is the same conclusion that led Eric Simons to create the recently launched teacher collaboration platform, Claco.

"We expect that any additional examination will reach the same conclusion that was reached before," Kaine said.

Everybody came to the same conclusion: that these cells persisted despite the antiretroviral therapy".

And the spots all led to the same conclusion — that Sharron Angle was too extreme.

It is the same conclusion – that the justice system still treats people with disabilities differently – which others have come to.