Sentences with phrase «come to this conclusion as»

We hope you will come to this conclusion as well.

@Ron I don't think there is enough information to come to a conclusion as to whether she was right or wrong to sue.

Christie said that he and Cuomo would «work together to ensure that the investigation is seamless and coordinated, that we come to a conclusion as quickly as possible.»

We're going to share this debate with people around New York and I hope that other county committees have events like this to help them come to a conclusion as to who would be our best nominee think we're all in the same boat, we want to defeat Andrew Cuomo in November.»

1 pm Update: I understand that at its meeting this morning, the Standards Committee was unable to come to a conclusion as to what decision to take over Caroline Spelman's case.

As for whether to make mayoral control permanent, Heastie said, «We did not come to that conclusion as a conference.»

Sometime I come to another conclusion as the tester of carmagazines and I want to know why.

Take two Volkswagen Group products to the track, in this case the Golf R and the Leon Cupra 280, thrash them about and see if you can come to a conclusion as to which is best.

A recent study in the journal Energy Policy comes to that conclusion as well.

in the journal Energy Policy comes to that conclusion as well.

As a general rule, the police officer did not see the accident and so it's useful to know that a skilled personal injury attorney will have a number of accident reconstruction experts to turn to and these people will have a lot more time than a police officer to really look at the skid marks, look at the vehicle damage and come to a conclusion as to speed, distance, etc..

CES 2018 came to a conclusion as multiple brands showcased their best smartphones, home appliances and other gadgets.

If, however, you're already using the OnePlus 5, then it may be a little bit harder to come to a conclusion as the two devices are very similar.

Not exact matches

It's anyone's guess who Clinton would choose to run as vice president, and a bit early to come to any conclusions when the Democratic Party hasn't even made its nomination.

So, I came to the conclusion that as long as I could find an organization that provided high - quality services that I would otherwise have to develop on my own, franchising was the way to go.

As I thought more about it I realized that over the years I had come to two uncommon conclusions about monetary incentives.

And through his research on what separated the performance of Olympic swimmers from others who didn't fare as well, Dan Chambliss came to a similar conclusion:

The special committee, which was formed to independently assess what the best option for Dell shareholders is, came to that conclusion based on its meetings with investors as well as concerns over a key upcoming recommendation by investment advisory firm ISS, the person said.

Other central banks face similar conditions, and are coming to the same conclusions as the Bank of Canada.

A sub-field of AI known as «machine learning» is particularly promising — this discipline is interested in creating algorithms that improve at tasks over time to come to original conclusions.

People often experience an inability to adapt, and instead will come to the conclusion that they will always fail and may as well stop trying altogether.

If you simply do what everyone else is doing, is it not rational to come to the conclusion that your end result will be the same as everyone else?

On the contrary, a growing number of experts in the industry as well as academia have come to the conclusion that excessive speculation by traders and investors, aided by ultra-low interest rates and easy money, is severely distorting the market.

I also came to the conclusion that paying «experts» 1 % per annum was simply not cost effective in the current extreme low yield environment, so decided that I would try and learn as much as I could about making my own investment decisions.

As a result both investors might look at the same situation and come to opposite conclusions» David Einhorn

I recently did some research on keywords of different lengths and came to the same conclusions as yourself - long - tail keywords tend to have higher conversion rates: http://www.calculatemarketing.com/blog/techniques/benefits-of-long-tail-keywords/ I guess if we consider that people making long - tail searches have already carried out the large majority of their research and are further along in the buying cycle, this makes complete sense.

We would actually dispute this conclusion, but decided to do so in a separate post (note: the report does not come out in favor of this conclusion either, it merely mentions the argument as one that is made by critics of bitcoin).

«Going through and looking at it more recently as the stock has come down to the levels that it hit post-third quarter results, I came to my own conclusion that, I have got about 10 to 15 percent downside if this transition is not yet complete.»

Automakers such as Ford have come to the same conclusion, pushing for full autonomy because there's a danger in providing so much self - driving assistance that the driver is lulled into complacency and can't retake control of the vehicle quickly.

We also lost money in financial stocks during the crisis, but have come to a very different conclusion as to why.

Lastly, turning to equities, we see that their research comes to similar conclusions as the Bank of America research we typically cover.

The conclusion is that Williams at the NY Fed is in an even stronger position than as a governor when it comes to policymaking.

Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, and Vietnam have also come to the conclusion that blending intra-regional and extra-regional trade partners is the ideal way to weather trade uncertainty emanating from Washington.

Senator Orrin Hatch, who had been a co-sponsor of the Chafee bill, emerged as one of the mandate's most implacable opponents in 2010, writing in The Hill that to come to «any other conclusion» than that the mandate is unconstitutional «requires treating the Constitution as the servant, rather than the master, of Congress.»

Topher Do you really think that a sane person reading the same verses as you have in the book of BS is going to come to the same nutty conclusion you have?

As for the findings that come in the form of research and reports they are mostly based on conclusions formed in the lab and based on only the parameters applied to the experiment.

Coming to the conclusion that faith is a terrible excuse for accepting something as true is a painstaking journey many of us have experienced.

Having carefully collected and sifted through the available intelligence, President Obama, who as head of state and Commander in Chief holds both the olive branch and the arrows, came to the conclusion that the United States should augment its force in Afghanistan with 30,000 new troops, though their stay will not be long.

Christians can not imagine that anyone could possibly contemplate death without having the «assurance» that a beautiful heavenly existence awaits them, but in fact most true atheists (as opposed to those who are simply indifferent, which is a growing segment of the population) have given this quite a bit of thought and have come to a different conclusion.

When I say blindly it is because I know many, many, many religious people that believe what they believe because someone told them to, not because they have studied the material and come to their own conclusions as you have.

But I don't think objective, non-religious people come to conclusions so wildly different as those among Christians.

And, not coincidentally, most enlightened philosophers have ultimately come to similar conclusions, for the good of society and mankind, as well as the individual.

In Harris» narrative, it's hard to see exactly how she comes to the conclusion that concerns for «the poor's rights» demand aligning with liberal politics rather than those of Christian conservatives, but by the end, Harris finds herself on the opposite side of the political spectrum, voting with those she had envisioned as the manifestation of evil while growing up.

@ Derrick Yu, This actually may come as a shocker, but there are believers out there who still continue to ask questions about God, about the Universe, and so forth, and unlike certain atheists out there who if they can't get definite answers to just come to conclusions that can not be verified like conclude that there is no God, at least there are believers out there who at least are willing to at least be open to the possibility that there is a God, and from there they develop their faith, which even though is not a perfect knowledge, at least can help keep those minds open, unlike certain atheists who take the easy way out and convincing themselves that it is a fact that there is no God, when in reality it is not a fact at all.

As the church and our interactions with God are often compared to a marriage, I've come to this conclusion:

In fact, I've also come to the conclusion that tithing (as practiced in churches now) is a form of bondage and legalism.

If he is just trying to «act» as though there are no gods he is proceeding from a position of belief and the experiment can not come to any valid conclusions.

I've come to the conclusion that dreams and visions and the pursuit of signs and wonders is not only unhealthy, but, as Jesus said, adulterous.

«I'll pray about it» I certainly would throw that into the same bag as «the will of the Lord» for you or myself by someone else, is always generated by their personal prejudices, what don't appeal to them is not the will of the Lord, I came to that conclusion only year's after the damage was already done.

I believed it initially but as I observed your behaviour over the years I came to the conclusion that I had been misinformed and misled, along with many others like me, with tragic consequences.