Sentence examples for willing to conclude from inspiring English sources

But the researchers were not willing to conclude that pregnancy confers an actual survival advantage because of the possibility of what they called "healthy mother bias" -- that a woman's assessment of her health and prospects would influence the decision on whether or not to get pregnant.

Since the 1950s, the courts have been more willing to conclude that there was intention to create a trust, rather than hold that the trust is void.

I wouldn't be willing to conclude that the cited paper shows a quantitative difference in gene expression.

They worry that Mr. Clinton will be too willing to compromise in order to conclude a strategic arms agreement with Russia before he leaves office.

Einstein was willing to generalize the equivalence principle, and to conclude that the classical idea of a distinguished class of frames of reference has no physical basis.

So to conclude, if you're willing to go through the trouble of heating up your pulverized, emulsifier-laced cannabis prior to your "later snort," then yes, it is possible to get psychoactive effects from insufflated cannabis, otherwise it will be wildly inefficient.

(To conclude on Monday).

What are we to conclude?

What to conclude?

Just to conclude.

If you're willing to pay it, Dickey concludes "Everybody has their own engineering team".