Sentence examples for wider conclusions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps inevitably, the programme's main flaw was that it offered few wider conclusions.

A DWP spokesman said: "It's misleading to draw wider conclusions from the anecdotal evidence of a small number of people.

Cautious about drawing wider conclusions, they say their friendship illustrates how mortal enemies can overcome the passions of the past.

The report's wider conclusions are that Shakespeare is good for the British economy and has a positive impact on Britain's influence in the world.

Details of that incident remained unclear, Mr. Hoon said, while urging legislators not to draw "any wider conclusions about the overall security situation in southern Iraq".

He thinks that this would have "the advantage of meaning no wider conclusions need to be drawn about the social context of the atrocity" – and therefore should be avoided.

Although it is premature to draw EU-wide conclusions based on one study alone, the Swedish findings indicate that a circular economy is not contrary to the Juncker Commission's agenda for competitiveness and growth.

Experts said the three schools may had been particularly vulnerable to problems because they were created quickly, and cautioned against drawing wide conclusions about all of the state's charter schools.

Due to the small sample size and the homogeneity of the participants, it would probably be a mistake to draw society-wide conclusions from the research.

Considering this latter case, we prefer not to draw genome wide conclusions from possibly incomplete genomes.

Finally, the sample size of the study cohort and the analysis protocol optimized primarily for clinical use preclude drawing large-scale population-wide conclusions.