Sentences with phrase «at a different conclusion»

It may mean some countries arriving at different conclusions about the science but that is healthy and can be resolved through debate.

One could conclude that the different approach was material in arriving at the different conclusions in these cases.

Due to a different context, both in speech and in writing we are able to arrive at different conclusions even though we share a certain identity of meaning for a given word.

When people independently arrive at different conclusions by definition they haven't been directly influenced by others with the same idea.

That others might study and discuss the issue and then arrive at a different conclusion is not admitted as a possibility.

An astronomy expert explains that he draws on the same data as his secular colleagues, but arrives at different conclusions because «I start from the assumption of biblical truth and they do not.»

Murphy says the family does not necessarily believe indigenous jurors would have arrived at a different conclusion just because of their indigenous heritage.

The Court of Appeal disagreed on the s. 2 (b) issue, ruling that a trial judge asked to depart from a precedent on the basis of new evidence, or new social, political or economic assumptions, may make findings of fact for consideration by the higher courts, but can not apply them to arrive at a different conclusion from the previous precedent.

However, recent studies have arrived at different conclusions about likely ECS ranges.

Many would dispute your interpretive lens and many others who would accept it still arrive at different conclusions.

We respect their reasoning and their position but want to explain why we arrive at a different conclusion.

Several nations have already chimed in on the cryptocurrency debate, each arriving at different conclusions.

Science and Faith approach ignorance from two different vantage points, arriving at different conclusions.

(A decision for same - sex marriage by a state could as in the case of Massachusetts, preempts the debate in that state, but it is less far - reaching because it leaves other states to arrive at a different conclusion — unless, as some same - sex - marriage proponents have claimed, other states are required to recognize such marriages under the Constitution's requirement of giving «full faith and credit» to other states» proceedings.)

You have arrived at different conclusions than I have.

However we seem to be finding that some theologies are more divisive than others, and according to Steve we have «Jesus» to thank for that (which I find kind of strange considering others here are following Jesus and arriving at different conclusions).

While we certainly do not always broadcast our private discussions and differences to the congregation, we give one another space and permission to wrestle with issues and arrive at different conclusions.

I do not regret this long - ago decision, but it is relevant to these observations that today I would arrive at a different conclusion.

Attributing primacy instead to events, occurrences, happenings, or processes, they arrive at different conclusions, conclusions that turn out to be more congenial to the Bible.

This doesn't make their views necessarily better or right — there's more to it than that, and there are plenty of thick footballers — and it certainly doesn't justify Alan Shearer, Pundit - at - Large, but it does mean they may approach a question from a different angle and arrive at a different conclusion.

If two agencies arrived at different conclusions, complainants could lean on the one in their favor — «but be aware,» Mr. David said, that defendants could do the same.

It is possible that findings based on student - level data with more complete coverage of the latter two categories could arrive at different conclusions.

Across the room, another group of school leaders examining the same problem arrived at different conclusions.

You might do the same research and arrive at a different conclusion.

If you are using other data, or arrive at a different conclusion, please explain.

Given how often industry - supported science arrives at different conclusions than independent studies, the new results certainly demand further study.

The thing is at least one paper mentioned by Nic, Ocko et al 2014 (reference 29), had done the same kind of experiments and arrived at different conclusions.

He aims to work out how the two reports, of his own and of the adverse expert, may have arrived at a different conclusion.

Several nations have already chimed in on the cryptocurrency debate, each arriving at different conclusions.

The reason is that when different psychologists attempt to diagnose a disturbed person, they are likely to arrive at different conclusions.