Sentence examples for unsupported conclusions from inspiring English sources

The report says O'Reilly disputed the characterizations, saying that some employees were unaccustomed to "having their work questioned when it included faulty logic, unsupported conclusions or other deficiencies".

"We are disappointed that after a 16-month review, the comptroller's office has issued an audit report that is flawed, misleading and draws unsupported conclusions," Julie Wood, a spokeswoman for the Economic Development Corporation, said in the statement.

The most common deficiencies were inadequate methods, lack of suitable controls, exceeding aqueous solubility, inappropriate statistics, and unsupported conclusions.

In contrast, many of the studies which have suggested that shechita causes unnecessary pain have been agenda-driven and methodologically flawed, stretching data in a distinctly unscientific fashion to unsupported conclusions.

Cleverly chosen words nudge readers toward unsupported conclusions.

The comparison between the present and Henry et al. [14] meta-analysis highlights that disregarding these methodological considerations leads not only to unsupported conclusions but also prevents meta-analysts from identifying important trends and factors in the previous research.

It ended with a sweeping, largely unsupported conclusion: "it is imperative that we have a temporary pause on the entry of nationals from certain countries".

One sensed that one was in the presence of a kind of showman, a brilliant essayist, leaping from fragmentary evidence to unsupported conclusion, and summoning up a whole body of psychological myth the Id, the Libido, the Ego with the confidence of a Disney cartoonist drawing bunnies and squirrels.

One sensed that one was in the presence of a kind of showman, a brilliant essayist, leaping from fragmentary evidence to unsupported conclusion, and summoning up a whole body of psychological myth — the Id, the Libido, the Ego — with the confidence of a Disney cartoonist drawing bunnies and squirrels.

These result from an indistinct conception of the evidence leading to a mistaking of its significance and thereby to an unsupported conclusion.

These two oversights lead to the unsupported conclusion that the arsenic found in kelp is responsible for the unique set of medical conditions observed in their patient.