Sentence examples for tough conclusions from inspiring English sources

On 5 August, sports minister Vitaliy Mutko was already speaking about the "very tough conclusions" that would have to drawn in relation to some sports.

But Aleksey Lebedev, head of the sports section of popular daily Moskovskiy Komsomolets, thinks Mutko's talk of "very tough conclusions" will be counter-productive and will "harm" the athletes yet to compete.

We're better off because this decision joins others across the country to create a body of rulings that will very likely impact other cases and other judges, thanks to its detailed, tough conclusions.

Baroness Ford claimed that, contrary to reports the recommendation was a foregone conclusion, it was a tough decision.

"At the conclusion of the I.G.'s investigation last August, I made the tough decision to suspend the security clearances of my former boss and predecessor.

Despite such diversions as criticizing the way Israeli crises are presented on "The West Wing," Mr. Horovitz's book is cogent in its argument and tough in its conclusions.

Dame Pauline Neville-Jones has become the first BBC governor to comment publicly on the Hutton report, branding its conclusions a "tough verdict" on the corporation's conduct during the Kelly affair.

However, the study lacked a control group, so firm conclusions are tough to draw, other researchers say.

So it's tough to draw any conclusions or even to spot any trends here.

AP: It's tough to draw a conclusion--the data pool is large and disparate.

In conclusion, the tough guys' reputations are in real danger as everybody's getting sick of those brutal tackles.