Sentence examples for this conclusion yes from inspiring English sources
In his 2009 memoir, "Still Bullish on America," Schreyer examined the "cataclysmic" financial events of the two previous years with this conclusion: "Yes, I'm an optimist.
We took the idea to its logical conclusion (yes, this is the logical conclusion -- quiet) and asked Americans to weigh in on a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.
When presented with predicaments like this, Koreans and Americans usually reach the same conclusion – yes, it is appropriate to smother the baby.
Conclusion: yes, it's a good processor.
In conclusion, yes, our society's current lack of career engagement is cause for concern; but there is reason to be optimistic.As millennials now make up the largest generation in the workforce, "purpose" is becoming an important criteria for evaluating potential job choices.
Asked whether Pirro, who finished seventh on the "lab bike" last weekend as a wildcard entrant at Mugello, would continue to substitute Spies should the Texan miss more races, Thomas said: "That's the likely conclusion yes, because he is our fifth rider".
In conclusion: yes, you can "get done" for workplace bullying by unfriending people on Facebook.
As his wife Molly puts it at the novel's orgasmic conclusion, yes.
"I take that as a foregone conclusion, yes". The next speaker was hooks, who ripped into her colleagues and the premise of their discourse.
Existing marginal comparison methods and the hypothesis testing-based methods either ignore correlations among responses or only reach Boolean conclusions (yes or no) without accounting for the amount of discrepancy between a model and the underlying reality.
