Sentence examples for was reasonable to conclude from inspiring English sources

It was reasonable to conclude, he said, that "the Chinese are feeling the heat".

Dr. Kay holds that, based on the information provided to the administration, "it was reasonable to conclude that Iraq posed an imminent threat".

"The University of Louisville determined that it was reasonable to conclude that violations had occurred in the men's basketball program in the past," Louisville president James Ramsey said.

Another barrister, Ross Bowler wrote at the time that it was "reasonable to conclude that the subject proceedings were designed to stop discussion of issues during the election campaign, rather than were issued to truly prosecute the subject alleged defamation".

But it was "reasonable to conclude that the members of Congress reflected a judgment developed as the result of running for office and serving in the national legislature," he said.

The Home Office inquiry said it was reasonable to conclude the alleged funding to PIE did not take place, but there was clear evidence that the unit gave cash to organisations with connections to PIE.

Thus, it is reasonable to conclude that this organism may have a reasonably comprehensively known metabolism.

After all, it's reasonable to conclude that it is here to stay.

It is reasonable to conclude that some unknown party took the phone between 12.14 and 12.51.

But it is reasonable to conclude that many cases continue to go unreported.

So it is reasonable to conclude that many graduates currently looking for a job have some form of body art.