Sentence examples for the second conclusion from inspiring English sources

The second conclusion is right.

The second conclusion drawn by Wall Street is more questionable.

The second conclusion is that policy decisions have made a difference.

But the second conclusion is that partisanship has gone too far.

But it's the second conclusion that's likely to have lasting governance implications.

The second conclusion was: "we'd be led inexorably to a need to rediscover the notion of common values.

The second conclusion is that rapidly growing profits are not necessarily a symptom of robust corporate health.

The second conclusion, to any outside observer, is that JP Morgan was guiltier than Bank of America of mortgage abuses because it's paying a bigger fine.

The second conclusion is that it's financially imprudent to stay invested in companies whose profits depend on defying both physics and the international effort to restrain climate change.

(Did you notice the dangler in the sentence before last?) The second conclusion is the right one: some dangling modifiers should be avoided, but they are not grammatical errors.

That part stood to reason, but the second conclusion was less straightforward: by pursuing extra spending and casting the nation into deep deficits, the Republican administrations tied the hands of their successors.