Sentences with phrase «ridiculous conclusions»

It is making false and ridiculous conclusions based on scientific data but she didn't create the data, she is interpreting it.

If the study uses some ridiculous sensitivity they would get with ridiculous conclusions.

No matter how ridiculous the conclusion seems to be we have to follow the evidence as it is.

I recognize that even in suburban districts some GT programs are poorly run and other issues can exist, but to simply say that «for urban schools, the standard G and T system is often a waste of time» is a truly ridiculous conclusion.

Even after nearly every season we see a few players emerge and grow right before us when given a consistent run in the first team and confidence to build upon fans still jump to ridiculous conclusions based on a handful of games..

Ridiculous leaps to ridiculous conclusions.

Just a ridiculous conclusion and unreasonable expectation to expects a religious school to pay someone to denounce their beliefs in public, and refuse to engage in the activities required to do his job..

Perhaps the reader got this idea from a Gospel Coalition post that claimed those of us who reject the «damaged goods» approach advocate «commitment free sex» as the alternative — a ridiculous conclusion that grossly misrepresents my position.

This ridiculous conclusion is contradicted by the presupposition of the initial material whole, a unity.

To project it as doing so leads to ridiculous conclusions.

Please explain how on earth you come to that ridiculous conclusion.

But even comparing quality with Chelsea I can not stretch my imagination enough to buy into the ridiculous conclusions of this article.

«With such a ridiculous conclusions I doubt her sincerity in running for Sheriff.

And, Gerlich and Tscheuschner seem to be the only ones who were so hopelessly confused by the different statements in the literature regarding the atmospheric greenhouse effect that they came to the ridiculous conclusion that it violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

The Rind Study has been roundly criticized, not only for its ridiculous conclusions (if 59 college students who had broken legs as children suffered no apparent ill effects as adults, would that make it okay to break children's legs), but also for, among other things, misrepresentation of the research.