Sentence examples for uncertain conclusion from inspiring English sources

The latter struggles to assert his autonomy, mightily and to an uncertain conclusion.

In three other counties, events moved slowly toward an uncertain conclusion.

ALL over New York, projects that broke ground with irrational exuberance are topping out in uncertain conclusion.

As world leaders began making their way to Copenhagen for an uncertain conclusion to the two-week talks, protesters and police also clashed on the streets.

She travels first to Berlin, and eventually to Outrograd a dismal mining town in Arctic Russia where the story reaches its uncertain conclusion.

The race for the White House, which has been interrupted by the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy's deadly assault on the East Coast, is heading toward an uncertain conclusion.

In his Hetuchakra ("The Wheel of 'Reason' "), Dignaga set up a matrix of nine types of middle terms, of which two yield valid conclusions, two contradictory, and the rest uncertain conclusions.

Terms such as 'probable' (probabilis), 'credible' (credibilis) or 'truth-like' (verisimilis) were used to assess philosophical claims, qualify uncertain conclusions, gauge the force of arguments and temper academic disagreement.

Both Sherlock Holmes and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo deal with bloodthirsty villains -- one who kills for perverse greed, the other for sadistic passions -- and present convoluted stories that come to uncertain conclusions.

It's as though Jupiter had roared, as though God had spoken, it's as if truth itself had just fallen from the sky -- and the few voices that attempt to qualify things with, "Yes, it's an interesting point of view, but it's only one point of view and perhaps we would do well to compare these uncertain conclusions with others" are promptly swept away by the tidal wave.

This can lead to wide CIs and uncertain conclusions.