Sentences with phrase «right conclusion»

Do you really believe they will do right conclusions?

The only right conclusion is that to stay here would not only hinder you, but hinder me.

You put it in such a way, in a legal way as a good lawyer, but as someone who is working in the field of human rights the conclusion that I achieve is that the Indigenous population's point of view is not taken into consideration.

The ideal next step: Knowing that we're looking at the right numbers anddrawing the right conclusions, simply and easily.

We'll do this and we'll get to the right conclusion for Canadians.»

This line of argument arrives at the right conclusion for the wrong reasons.

In many cases, the Bible can not be used at all, only physical evidence along with thought - provoking questions that hopefully leads a person to a right conclusion.

We thought it was just a game, but our teacher was trying to show us how to explore the world, how to ask the right questions, put together clues, hold back wild guesses and be patient, waiting for the right conclusion to emerge.

Please draw the right conclusions.

This article leaves out important scriptures necessary for coming to the right conclusion.

Antony Flew an ex-atheist had finally arrived at the right conclusion in 2004 when he became convinced that the universe, the laws of nature, and life itself could not have arisen by chance

While many Christian readers may disagree strongly with his views on evolution (pp. 59, 75), that living eternally is bad (pp. 79 - 80), and a few other points of theology, in the end, he has the right conclusion.

SEE Luke 17:21 for the right conclusion!

The right conclusion, according to Evil Revisited, is that it is a «difficult question» whether it would be preferable for God to deceive us or to grant us genuine freedom.1 If this is a difficult question, then the ethical premise In Griffin's argument against free will theism is not clearly true, and there is no reason a free will theist should accept it.

Get to the bottom of the story, read up, learn, then maybe we'll come to the right conclusions for once.

and I try to put my faith in the Universe leading me to the right conclusions.

And, indeed, according to human reason they draw a right conclusion.

It always takes Hak a little bit longer than everyone else to reach the right conclusion.

We're going to help you find the right conclusion.

I trust him because in recent articles I saw him being realistic and unbiased drawing out the right conclusions.

Thank you for coming to the right conclusion.

E.D You're saying the answer is correct, because the conclusion seems to be right, in response to my comment that a good answer needs more than just the right conclusion.

IMHO the right conclusion is not a good answer, only a good guess.

«Maryland lawmakers came to the right conclusion and voted to send the death penalty where it belongs - into the dustbin of history,» said Brian Evans, acting director of the organisation's death penalty abolition campaign.

«I think I did the job competently and came to the right conclusion,» he said.

That is understandable, but it is important that we draw the right conclusions and don't fall for the notion that Ed is doomed to be Labour's Iain Duncan Smith because both had less support from MPs than their rivals.

Not because it would lead to a re-run of the immigration - dominated 2005 campaign (as argued in the Sunday Telegraph by my old friend Peter Oborne, who, not for the first time, has come to the right conclusion but for the wrong reason), but because I do not think he is needed and would become a distracting influence.

In her thoughtful, analytic way, she listened to every consultant and always came to the right conclusion.

Significantly, in all these cases children draw the right conclusions after only a few trials, not the thousands needed by so called deep - learning techniques.

And Lentini believes Torero «almost certainly came to the right conclusion.»

To assist you with your program and help keep you reach the right conclusion, here are the five most common errors men make when they attempt to add muscle too fast.

Summing up we should say that the Western men have made the right conclusions.

Danny Rosenthal, the CEO of Spark Networks, said: «We are pleased that the Delaware District Court reached the right conclusion in its ruling on this matter.

And there's the difficulty of drawing the right conclusions about teacher performance from very small numbers of student test scores, an especially tough challenge in elementary schools, where teachers typically work with a single classroom of students every day.

Consumer Reports came to the right conclusion when it found that the Odyssey vacuum is definitely worth the cost of the EX-L Touring Elite trim — especially given all the other features you get with this highest trim level.

And then trying to get that snippet to lead readers to the right conclusion?

Every student finds the new statements that belong to the research problem and analyses and collects the literature, pickups the recourses, compiles different diagrams, tables, and charts and makes a right conclusion with the basis of it.

You reached the right conclusion.

The right conclusion would be: digital offers huge cost, time - to - market, and other advantages over paper.

This page is for those of you who don't want to plow through lots of analysis — or who want a quick way to check whether you came to the right conclusion.

However, I can't yet be sure this is the right conclusion.

There are exceptions to all this - pregnant bitches, puppies and growing young dogs and older dogs all need different balances in their diets and taking that into consideration the level of exercise and energy output needs to be looked at to arrive at the right conclusion.

Answering these questions honestly will usually allow you to come to the right conclusion.