Sentence examples for thinking to conclude from inspiring English sources

But there is more to it - and it is lazy thinking to conclude that the exodus of players across the Atlantic has 'Europeanised' the team.

History tells us that staying silent on these matters can be a slippery slope signaling that human rights abuses are acceptable, leading thinking people to conclude that it may be time to reexamine -- or at least redefine -- the criteria for our alliances and geostrategic partners.

Thinking to writer… Talk.

In contrast, quality-improvement thinking is likely to conclude that 90% of the variance is unexplained and could be common-cause variation.

Reading Feldhahn and Brizendine, any thinking person is forced to conclude that the situation is even worse than we imagined.

But there are also reasons for thinking he was right to conclude this time that discretion had more going for it than valour.

Those pet owners who had written about their dog or cat had lower blood pressure during the stressful word test than those who had not, leading researchers to conclude simply thinking about their pets helped the first two groups manage their stress.

And yet, despite her apparent belief in the value of casual sex as a tool of exploration and feminist thinking, Rosin, too, seemed to conclude that casual sex cannot be a meaningful end goal.

My thinking has led me to conclude that innovation is a crucial need of the hour.

Given that EPBs do not develop outside of upwellings, regardless of solar activity, we are led to conclude, against mainstream thinking, that the controlling driver for EPB development is upwelling growth, not PSSR.

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