Sentence examples for we really conclude that from inspiring English sources

Given all of the above, can we really conclude that the budget deficit is a fundamental moral challenge?

"My suspicion is that the whole thing may be learned, but we can't really conclude that from the data," said Josh McDermott, the study's lead author and a researcher at New York University.

Can we really conclude on such a basis that a certain illness has a modest severity?

Are we really to conclude that, just because approval of gay relations has passed 50percentt and mainstream politicians have embraced gay marriage, all these "sorry" people who aired anti-gay views erred by saying something they don't feel, or by saying something they do?

To conclude that SAGA is really mediating the interaction with the NPC, the authors need to better define this mechanism.

It is also a product of public policy.Yet whether you can really conclude from this that sprawl is wasteful and ought to be discouraged is another matter.

If they are not true, why can't we conclude that there really are no propositions?

For genes associated with non slow growth on knockout, we conclude that they really do evolve slower in domains of high recombination.

Because concurrence was obtained between the 2 types of estimation, we conclude that most patients really do experience good levels of QOL in the 4 years after transplantation.

But with a closer look and an open mind, we could equally conclude that they are really good role models, because even professionals are human beings and this is a natural way of responding to feedback.

That was a couple, I concluded, that didn't really want to divorce but once they got started thought they had to see it through.