Sentences with phrase «inevitable conclusion»

Realizing such a solution will require a deliberate focus on compliance, the seemingly inevitable conclusion of the SEC's statements to date is just this: innovative as it may be, the ICO structure didn't supersede nearly 100 years of legal precedent.

Arms races happen when easily predictable gains along a single axis suck intelligent well - meaning people toward inevitable conclusions that they are unable to avoid despite their clear visibility.

Before long, it turned into a bizarre ticking clock toward a seemingly inevitable conclusion.

The fact that so much charm, heart and humor was packed into the game's first half has the game's inevitable conclusion ranking at the top of the games I'm most excited for next year.

Nonetheless, on something as fast and otherwise fresh, it's tough to be too troubled by a kind of weak turn, especially when the film recovers with a satisfying, albeit probably inevitable conclusion.

The fact that so much charm, heart and humor was packed into the game's first half has the game's inevitable conclusion ranking at the top of the games I'm most excited for next year.

The episode leads listeners to the seemingly inevitable conclusion that companies like Intellectual Ventures are at the root of all that's wrong with the US patent system.

Each pre-launch content provides a piece of the puzzle and guides your audience towards the inevitable conclusion that your product will either solve their problem, provide a delight, or both.

Let alone follow it to its inevitable conclusion.

The gospels portray Jesus as so truthful that he lived this reality through to its inevitable conclusion: his own crucifixion.

The Catholic Herald reported it fairly straight, giving the bare facts with what seemed at first (and still seems to most) the inevitable conclusion:...

The Parent has been waiting and watching because the Parent knows that some day that lost child will reach the inevitable conclusion of the unavoidable journey, the last mile of which always brings the child home.

«If you accept evolution, even a well - meaning, theistic evolution, this will eventually become pantheistic evolution, which in turn will become atheistic evolution» — as if this were a series of logical steps to inevitable conclusions.

If you honestly evaluate religion, including yours, you will come to the inevitable conclusion that the god at the core is nothing but primitive man's explanation for things he couldn't grasp.

All available evidence leads to the inevitable conclusion that gods are highly unlikely to exist.

If anything, it could be said to be an inevitable conclusion of the vastness of the universe coupled with the laws of nature.

Even John Calvin himself believed in double - predestination, the modern Calvinists have done some pretty incredible mental gymnastics to try to avoid this inevitable conclusion of Calvin's doctrine of election.

If Christians are true believers in the oneness of God, the inevitable conclusion has to be that God, whom we have come to know in Jesus Christ, is the same One who listens to the prayers all people, including the Muslims.

It takes courage to follow reason to the inevitable conclusion that Christian god does not exist.

Understanding God's foreknowledge in Romans 8:29 - 30 as encompassing all people leads to the inevitable conclusion that all people will be glorified.

The Catholic Herald reported it fairly straight, giving the bare facts with what seemed at first (and still seems to most) the inevitable conclusion: «Pope Benedict XVI has told the 86 year old founder of the Legionaries of Christ, one of the Church's most dynamic new orders, to stop saying Mass in public following an investigation into charges of sexual abuse.

That this «higher» emergent is better than its lower Jewish predecessor seems an inevitable conclusion from Ford's presentation.

If matter were indeed the ultimate unknowable and were meaningless, then Sartre would be right and the turn to a «God of love» would be an attempt to escape the inevitable conclusion that individual existence is indeed intrinsically empty and absurd.

[14] The inevitable conclusion was that «every sort of heresy is tolerated but there is an instinctive shudder at anything Catholic.»

It is an inevitable conclusion.

(The inevitable conclusion based on Cameron's own logic: Christianity is wrong because people have used it to support misogyny, racism, and war.)

When these movements find themselves opposed to Rome, as they did so dramatically in recent UN conferences, it is not because they are illogical, but because they are simply following their assumptions to their inevitable conclusions.

When he succeeds, it's just another plot point on the way to an inevitable conclusion.

It's a testament to this seasons performance and inevitable conclusion that the little group of ex pats only 30 miles away from the town have bonded with a commonality that otherwise would not have occurred

Cameron basically made it clear that the era of self - regulation was over, but we'll need to sit through a media ethics inquiry, due to start this summer, before we can get to that inevitable conclusion.

That's the inevitable conclusion from their campaign this week which has focused almost exclusively on ramping up English fears about the rise of the SNP.

To Limbaugh et al, politics is a zero - sum game with winners and losers and little in between, with the inevitable conclusion that winning is the only thing that matters.

«The polls tell a consistent story and point to one inevitable conclusion.

«Travel out of the country offered no relief as nations of the world have been sold the bogus myth of «Christian - South and Muslim - North» that led to the inevitable conclusion

We are confident that such an exercise would lead to the inevitable conclusion that the NDC remains the most prepared, most peaceful and most organized party today and is therefore the one party that can deliver on the aspirations of the Ghanaian people,» President Mahama said.

One can only come to the sad & inevitable conclusion that this endemic corruption & cross party troughing in Westminster spans the entire political spectrum.

The inevitable conclusion was that it must have formed farther out and moved in.

He emphasized: «The inevitable conclusion from this was that the majority of satellite galaxies stop forming stars relatively fast during the last 5 billion years as they fall to dense environments of clusters by way of the filaments, while this process is much slower for central galaxies.»

Not surprisingly, when the EPA examined the data now available (after decades of research by hundreds of the world's leading scientists and the leading U.S. government and global scientific research agencies), it reached the inevitable conclusion that carbon pollution does, in fact, endanger public health and welfare.

A dating reputation is the impression you form on your date that is determined by how you conduct yourself not only during, but also after your partnership has come to an inevitable conclusion.

But the film runs into trouble by quickly exhausting its one idea and by taking too long to get to its inevitable conclusion.

It's clear early on that Night Shift benefits heavily from Keaton's star - making turn as the excitable, impetuous Blazejowski, and it's ultimately impossible to deny that the movie suffers during stretches when Keaton's character is offscreen (which occurs more and more as the movie approaches its inevitable conclusion).