Sentences with phrase «coming to conclusions in»

We must all investigate before coming to conclusions in order to ensure any information we share is actually credible.

The two came to this conclusion in their past lives, before they became investors.

«I have always taken the view that the sacramental ministry of women is not something possible for the Church of England [but] we have come to the conclusion in the Church that this is something we can hold together on.»

If you have not already come to that conclusion in your own life, I pray that as we continue to study through the book of Luke, that will be the conclusion you come to.

I have come to the conclusion in my forties that it was all a waste of time.

I just want to clarify one thing, I do not think I can «change» anyone, I just attempt to tweak someone's reasoning in the hopes that they will eventually come to a conclusion in a more reasonable manner.

Look, dammit, this is my article, and I'll come to these conclusions in my own time.

With nine goals, Giovanni Simeone was by some distance the top scorer in the South American Under - 20 Championships, which came to a conclusion in Uruguay on Saturday.

Ocean researchers from Kiel and Finland come to this conclusion in a current study, which will be published online yesterday (September 8th) in the journal Global Change Biology.

There was not enough data to come to a conclusion in men.

His hit TV series The Night Manager is just coming to its conclusion in Britain (it airs in America in April), his satirical thriller High - Rise just opened in the UK, and now his Hank Williams...

Establishing this relationship between data, that apparently is independent and that humans are unable to connect so quickly, gives us the chance to come to a conclusion in real time and apply some kind of solution to the cause of the problem, because you know that the child will not go to school and you have to fix this.

Hopkins herself came to that conclusion in a roundabout way: through her career as a high school guidance counselor.

By thinking we can improve the odds of making better decisions, protect yourself and those you love, solve problems, overcome obstacles, make better use of information, come to conclusions in a more authentic way, maximize your potential, make wiser choices about competing options, transform yourself by adapting behavior and opinions and... Evolve.

Kevin Walker came to this conclusion in the early 1990s.

Meyer's Lunar Chronicles comes to a conclusion in its fourth installment.

It all comes to a conclusion in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Shattered Grid # 1, the oversized finale to the epic comic book event from Higgins and Di Nicuolo that changes everything for the Power Rangers in ways no one ever expected.

The series will officially come to its conclusion in the magazine's October issue, which hits shelves in Japan on August 25.

He came to this conclusion in a tablet display «shoot - out» published today which featured the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD which out performed the iPad mini.

I remember rushing out to get Star Wars Galaxies when it first came out only to disappointingly discover that my internet was far too basic to run it, now it's eight years later and the game'll be coming to its conclusion in about two weeks on the 15th December, which shouldn't come as a surprise to you if you're a regular reader of our news blog.

If you put aside Final Fantasy, you have this three - vs - three battle system and fun - filled matches taking quite a short amount of time — games comes to a conclusion in about 3 and a half minutes — and I don't think there's ever been a game before that worked on that kind of system.

It's doubtful we will come to a conclusion in real - time on the attribution of this event — or any event — without significant research, better tools / models, and observations.

He says:» I just came to the conclusion in the end that this was a way of keeping it all on track.»

Coming to a conclusion in this thread, there are these points.

There is no way I would ever try to come to any conclusion in an analysis with such a massive unknown in play.

The appeal court ruled a reasonable person wouldn't come to that conclusion in the case of ICBCadvice.com.

BC's court of appeal came to this conclusion in Falvai v. Falvai, 2008 BCCA 503.

Two big cases which continue their stately progress through the legal system on both sides of the Atlantic may well come to a conclusion in 2017 and establish new parameters for the design - savvy and content - hungry consumer sectors.

Discussing your case with the D.A. very seldom comes to a conclusion in your favor.

The majority came to these conclusions in the application of the test, and the intertwined doctrine of deference to the jury's verdict, at paras. 38 - 9:

Class counsel argued the trial court stated it had seen the «thousands» of hours of time expended by class counsel over the many years the case has been pending and that it did not need time sheets to come to its conclusion in favor of the $ 124 million award.

I came to this conclusion in December of 2017 during a design workshop in Chicago.

That the company came to this conclusion in 2011 is interesting since the mobile messaging industry, which was then comparatively far smaller than it is today, is now really testing those waters with gaming, video calling and other services sprouting up on messenger apps — initially those in Asia — over the past 6 - 12 months.

How do hiring professionals come to their conclusion in just five minutes?

Not exact matches

But when it comes to coddling smaller companies just because they are small, the IMF is unequivocal in its conclusion.

«I had a most extraordinary Christmas, and I have come to the conclusion that I would not have spent it out of the trenches for worlds,» another British soldier said in a letter to loved ones.

With these concerns in mind, what conclusion does the article come to?

In many ways, she came to that conclusion by ignoring convention.

Moreover, in deciding to cancel its credit, Ottawa came to a starkly different conclusion.

This is something that is hard to explain simply, but fundamentally, data has to be in a disaggregated state - that is to say, it has to come from multiple sources so that more in - depth conclusions can be drawn from it.

Another study published in the British Journal of Nutrition in 2012 came to a similar conclusion about pistachios, finding that they had about 5 % fewer calories than originally assumed.

«One of the conclusions we came to, early on, was that the traditional notion of retiring in your early sixties was a bad idea... 70 is the new 65.»

In a separate report focusing on larger integrated oil companies, Moody's came to a similar conclusion — that the substantial improvement in the financial position of the oil industry over the past year is poised to slow dowIn a separate report focusing on larger integrated oil companies, Moody's came to a similar conclusion — that the substantial improvement in the financial position of the oil industry over the past year is poised to slow dowin the financial position of the oil industry over the past year is poised to slow down.

After this happened, Branson came to a concrete conclusion he would follow in all his business endeavors going forward:

Instead, Handa began researching and came to the conclusion that he should focus initially on the Boston area and a swath of New England that takes in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire.

The first conclusion they came too was expected and entirely in line with previous research: the more familiar we are with a particular route, the longer we estimate it to be.

Different administrators have come to different conclusions about how best to apply the law in view of the science, and many of their decisions have been challenged in court, sometimes successfully, for either going too far or not far enough.

That Stanford / Cornell study came to a similar conclusion, suggesting that companies turn managers, directors and associates, into «writers in charge of advertising copy» or «co-ordinators of sustainability activities.»

By monitoring who sat with whom and comparing that to data on employee productivity, Humanyze came to a simple but surprising conclusion — if you want your people to collaborate more effectively, you should probably invest in bigger tables.

They spent 2,000 hours comparing people in the films and their behaviours and came to some rather counter-intuitive conclusions.