Sentence examples for to conclusions the from inspiring English sources

The president responded that his opponent was merely jumping to conclusions; the explosives, Mr Bush said, may have been removed by Saddam Hussein before the war's end.

Because the full story was not obtained in advance of taking action, the media leaped to conclusions, the Secretary of Agriculture leaped to conclusions, and even the President leaped to conclusions.

Following that math to conclusion, the tar sands have max 30 years left.

Now let's not jump to conclusions here, The Sun.

On July 6 , 2010 the board of directors came to the conclusion to close the museum.

It's hard not to come to the conclusion that the Guardian has become some kind of comic shorthand.

This is contrary to the conclusions of the SCENIHR [7].

I've come to the conclusion that the only thing to do is to embrace tradition.

So they are not integral to the larger themes and to the conclusion of the story.

Why not wait to the conclusion of the trial to walk out a free man?

"They've come to that conclusion," the governor said, "and it's the right conclusion".