Sentence examples for threatening conclusion from inspiring English sources

We also begin to realise that they are there to provide potential testimony to some horrible and threatening conclusion which looms over Mick and his fellow homeless Glaswegian sidekick, Beans.

Including the effects of trial number in our analyses provides a direct test of whether this caveat threatens our conclusions.

Overall, we believe that the limitations listed above do not threaten the conclusions in this study.

Conservatives, in contrast, have a long history of resisting scientific consensus on conclusions threatening to religious tradition or corporate profits.

LONDON — Britain's notoriously fickle weather looms over the playoff stages of the Champions Trophy and threatens an anticlimactic conclusion.

The protests now threatened the successful conclusion of the 2015 academic year, which prompted President Jacob Zuma to announce that there would be no fee increase after all.

SPORTS Britain's notoriously fickle weather looms over the playoff stages of the Champions Trophy cricket tournament and threatens an anticlimactic conclusion.

In conclusion, people expect threatening health messages to be effective, and this belief is hard to influence by presentation of evidence to the contrary.

He also pledged to tour the Brooklyn libraries threatened with closing to draw his own conclusions as to their purportedly terminal obsolescence.

Dropouts and missing data are nearly-ubiquitous in obesity randomized controlled trails, threatening validity and generalizability of conclusions.

A team bus stuck at the finish line threatened the stage's conclusion, and then an enormous crash, involving overall race contenders like Alberto Contador, spoiled a much-anticipated sprint finish.