Sentence examples for two very different conclusions from inspiring English sources

The next president might reach one of two very different conclusions: to continue its record of success, the government should keep doing everything it is doing, and Americans should accept that the trade-offs of the national security state are permanent.

Some politicians have drawn attention to the impact of immigration on housing costs, and it's certainly the case that the boom in prices has coincided with a prolonged period of high immigration, but studies into the relationship between the two have produced very different conclusions.

Boxing specializes in delivering to its fans two very different kinds of conclusions.

But the two have come to very different conclusions and have been sparring in papers and the press for more than a decade.

In analyses of Xanthorrhoea, the two clock models led to very different conclusions about the evolution of the genus: rapid diversification with severe aridification in the Pliocene/Pleistocene (UCLN) or diversification following the onset of global cooling and drying in the Miocene (RLC).

However, we arrived at similar results and conclusions from two very different starting points.

But when the evidence was shown to our 17 analysts, they reached very different conclusions; just one analyst agreed that Robinson "cannot be excluded".

Individuality becomes completely nullified in death, either as a return (re-absorption) into the biological cycle of life, or as a melting into a sort of 'universal soul': two very different interpretations, but reaching the same conclusion.

Somehow these two very different men have found they share the same unusual conclusions.

However, this is unlikely to result in very different conclusions from the present work, which confirmed one previous reported linkage region and identified three new ones.

Remarkably two reviews in the same journal in 2012 [ 15, 16] still draw very different conclusions about their role.