Sentence examples for thing to conclude from inspiring English sources

It is one thing to conclude that faster inflation means "spend more now!".

It is one thing to conclude that the right to counsel of choice may be limited by the need for fair trial, but quite another to say that the right does not exist unless its denial renders the trial unfair.

Rather than trying to say who is leading, the safest thing to conclude is that, fewer than three weeks before voting day, the Democratic race in Iowa is now neck and neck.

After all, that seems like the logical thing to conclude, based on Fifa's decision to investigate the arrests of the four BBC journalists caught trespassing on a worker-accommodation compound.

It's one thing to conclude that love is all that matters, but quite another to come away from a therapy convinced that "there is another reality" awaiting us after death, as one volunteer put it, or that there is more to the universe — and to consciousness — than a purely materialist world view would have us believe.

The second thing to conclude is that he is more concerned with reality as opposed to a possibility.

You want things to conclude sooner than they can possibly conclude.

Still, one thing is to conclude like the Americans did, because of disciplinary measures, and another is to underscore, as we did -- and I quote -- on the basis of acquired evidence that there was a lack of intention.

Wise leaders put things together to conclude and apply.

Still, the price of bitcoin is doing bitcoin-like things again, and, to conclude the media point, here we are again.

It always sounds a bit New Age, but most socio-marketing thinking about all things digital tends to conclude that everything is going atomic.