1. He drew his conclusion by gathering up the facts.

2. 3 The merest simpleton could draw the conclusion.

3. The Final Draw itself also drew plaudits from the press.

4. The communicator draw a definite conclusion for the audience.

5. However, we can draw out some general conclusions.

6. She is hesitant to draw conclusions until the study is over.

7. Before you draw conclusions and offer advice, listen!

8. What conclusion do the archaeologists draw from this discovery?

9. In the end draw a Conclusion and a Prospect.

10. Mr Patten went on to draw the obvious conclusion.

11. We can safely draw some conclusions from our discussion.

12. I can't draw any conclusions from what she said.

13. 4 The reader is left to draw his or her own conclusions.

14. In fact, visitors were left to draw their own conclusions.

15. It may draw a conclusion that the results coincide with the truth.

16. It is important to draw a conclusion from the facts. Sentencedict.com

17. Nouns for Conclusive include concludency, concluder, concluders, conclusion, conclusions and Conclusiveness

18. He drew new conclusions about the authenticity of the dubious dialogues, and the chronology of the entire corpus.

19. Then you dissect the results in order to draw some conclusions for taking countermeasures.

20. These reasons are not enough to draw a conclusion.

21. 12 On what basis may we draw that conclusion?

22. We can draw the above conclusion from grapheme, meaning system and pronunciation.

23. It would be unwise to draw firm conclusions from the results of a single survey.

24. Let me just try to draw some conclusions from what has happened.

25. I find it difficult to draw a conclusion on that.

26. From what is said above, we can draw a conclusion.

27. The report focuses on the particular rather than the general and so doesn't draw any overall conclusions.

28. And then you draw the conclusion the odds of winning the lottery are 100 percent.

29. 17 Discerning Christians who carefully studied the divinely inspired writings of Paul and others drew accurate conclusions concerning the Law.

30. Analytical skill is the ability to deconstruct information into smaller categories in order to draw conclusions

31. We have to use our other senses to make observations and draw conclusions.

32. Lastly, I draw a conclusion on the entire research work and the effort I maked.

33. I mean those are huge conclusions to draw on an absolute absence of information.

34. Let me draw you a picture in conclusion to my intervention.

35. These Christians drew attention to the Scriptural evidence that the conclusion of the present world system was at hand.

36. This can allow us to draw conclusions about the number of atoms involved and the symmetry of the group.

37. We can draw a conclusion that the formal specification methods can describe the service more precisely.

38. Taking all factors into account, we can draw a conclusion that the former carrie weight.

39. Reach/come to/draw a Conclusion Information is gathered into a profile …

40. We draw a conclusion that BSG can be a carricer for NCF.

41. In their long lives, Marx and Engels faced many different contexts and drew necessarily different tactical conclusions.

42. 10 At the conclusion of the testimony, the parties submit proposed findings and conclusions and legal briefs to the presiding officer.

43. Where the advice requested is given with the unanimous approval of its members the Committee shall draw up common conclusions.

44. But uncertainties over the environmental impacts of desalination make it hard to draw definite conclusions, the National Research Council concluded.

45. In this regard, I would like to draw attention to the conclusion made by the Academician S.P.

46. Two researchers drew their conclusions from a survey of a week's complaints about dampness at five local authorities.

47. We draw that conclusion from the fact that Jehovah used him to record this inspired account.

48. It is therefore difficult to draw the a priori conclusion that one of these methods is "better".

49. Reporters in person to detect and shoot digital photos of the snow - screen, and draw a conclusion.

50. Jump (or leap) to Conclusions (or the Conclusion that) form an opinion hastily, before you have learned or considered all the facts

51. Many studies fail to differentiate between Accepters and rejecters, making it difficult to draw out clear conclusions

52. These positions are usually filled by clever people, allowing both boys and girls to draw wrongful conclusions.

53. The train slowly drew into the station/drew in.

54. With regard to acquittal rates in the magistrates' courts, our data are too uncertain to draw firm conclusions as they are incomplete.

55. To draw a conclusion of how a free economy system can help to promote the development of the foreign economic activities.

56. Definition and Examples of Conclusions in Arguments Share Flipboard Email Print Words such as therefore, so, hence, and thus are called conclusion-indicators: they signal the arrival of a conclusion in an argument

57. Then we draw a conclusion that M A were driven by many factors rather than one.

58. Mosheim regarded the Antinomians as a rigid kind of Calvinists who, distorting the doctrines of absolute decrees, drew from it conclusions dangerous to religion and morals

59. Mosheim regarded the Antinomians as a rigid kind of Calvinists who, distorting the doctrines of absolute decrees, drew from it conclusions dangerous to religion and morals

60. Though David could discern only a small part of the immensity of the universe, he drew the right conclusion —God merits our respect and adoration.

61. The Encyclopædia Britannica, 1971, after discussing the subject, drew this conclusion: “It is doubtful whether there is a significant difference in the odour of sweat.

62. Out of it she drew a little distaff, much as we would draw out a pair of knitting needles.

63. 12 With regard to acquittal rates in the magistrates' courts, our data are too uncertain to draw firm conclusions as they are incomplete.

64. Speaking from a polling booth in Abuja,[sentencedict .com] Corzine said it was too soon to draw any conclusions about the quality of the polls.

65. 9 When your new car loses its ability to make your heart go pitter-patter, he says, you tend to draw the wrong conclusions.

66. Through the demonstration, we draw a conclusion that the system based on cash flow information can reflect the real credit risk than the traditional system.

67. Analyzing a text involves breaking down its ideas and structure to understand it better, think critically about it, and draw conclusions.

68. It’s impossible to draw any other conclusion from the divorce rates, out-of-wedlock birth statistics, [and] juvenile and spousal abuse cases.”

69. It obtain the temperature of room air and floor, mean radiant temperature of building envelope and draw a conclusion of human body comfort.

70. So we can draw a conclusion that the disease incidence of head smut can be reduced if we keep suitable water after seedling stage.

71. Finally, it has to be stressed that it is not admissible to herefrom draw the conclusion that evaluation of the success in psychotherapy is not possible.

72. The conclusions disagree with the facts.

73. Anecdata is the aggregation of all these anecdotal experiences and stories, which you can then use to identify larger trends and draw general conclusions about the opportunity at hand

74. Each country would have to draw its conclusions, given its own historic experience of the utility or otherwise of past self-abnegation and its current security circumstances.

75. Producing three pages of detailed questions relating to last year's accounts may entitle an interviewer to draw an adverse conclusion.

76. He drew the curtain aside.

77. The airplane drew the enemy's fire.

78. In Chapter the situations of indigenous tertiary education in Mainland China, Maori in New Zealand, Canada, and Saami had been analyzed respectively and compared to draw up conclusions.

79. BAT conclusions for the alkylation process

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