Sentence examples for the simple conclusion from inspiring English sources

My father was always keen to avoid the simple conclusion.

Mr. Buckley resists the simple conclusion that Mr. Buchanan is an anti-Semite.

That's the simple conclusion from the announcement that David Cameron is bringing forward the start date for the government's Help to Buy scheme.

"We have been suffering," was the simple conclusion of Ali Eissa, a farmer, one of five Egyptians who shared their frustrations with the Guardian.

"The simple conclusion is that the American campaign has not had a negative effect on the establishment of this court," said the prince, who is his country's ambassador to the United Nations.

Mr Denham said: "The simple conclusion is... that the policies of the current government are now pre-empting a massive share of future national wealth to pay for their high-fee, high-debt policies.

Jumping to one of the simple conclusions might lead to an unnecessary mind change in case an alternative equally simple explanation turns out to be correct.

The simplest conclusion is that pervasive existence of hedonic judgment errors raises the possibility that both economic and regulatory policies are misdirected.

The simplest conclusion is that our universe is one of many, each of them described by one of the trillions of versions of M-theory.

Now, since Clarke holds with Leibniz that God necessarily exists and necessarily is omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly good, we can advance to the simpler conclusion that it is not logically possible for God to freely chose to do evil.

The simplest conclusion that I've come to on this journey to be a healthy eater or rather, a healthy individual for whom food is both nourishment and satisfaction, but not an over-indulgence, is this: Our relationship with food says a ton about our relationship with ourselves.