Sentences with phrase «such obvious conclusions»

You can deny it all you want, but the numbers don't lie, as to why you keep trying to avoid such an obvious conclusion.

Not exact matches

Besides listing obvious information such as revenues and assets, Weiss also evaluates the riskiness of various types of insurer investments, then draws conclusions about the insurer's current level of financial strength as well as its ability to withstand a severe recession.

The ordered rationality of matter and the practical effectiveness of scientific discoveries is too obvious to draw such a conclusion.

Since the parable of the prodigal son is the obvious first choice for such interpretations, an example of the conclusions of one recent interpreter, Mary Ann Tolbert, may be helpful.

Where we disagree is that conclusion leads me to realize the non-existence of god since the existence of a good omnipotent god that created us in his image is an obvious logical fallacy; you, on the other - hand prefer to take that information and suspend your rational abilities to allow yourself to continue to believe such a paradox.

While I enjoy intelligent discourse on forums such as these, I have come to the obvious conclusion many years ago that these forums are not a test of ones intelligence but of ones endurance.

I hesitate to draw definite conclusions about the scientific value of pursuing an impertinence such as marital virtue, especially given my obvious lack of qualifications having spent only one year in a windowless room watching monkeys copulate.

Gone are the Gloomy Gils who never had the material which was bestowed in such bounteous bundles on their opponents, yet always managed to win from that selfsame opposition, leaving the only and obvious conclusion that the coach's genius pulled it off.

It can be argued that the Constitution and precedents forbid such a law, but it is far from an obvious conclusion.

The special effects are fine and there a few quality action sequences (the dwarves barrel escape scene is a standout), but, once again, there is no resolution and yet Jackson sets - up the conclusion in such an obvious fashion that you wish he simply took another 20 minutes and ended it here.

Such conclusions may look obvious, even banal, but in fact it was unprecedented for the federal education research agency to treat teachers, principals, and parents as key clients, rather than targeting its products at academics and policymakers.

Psyonix, of course, came to the obvious conclusion that car football would make for a fantastic video game and went about making such a game that defies all laws of physics and made car football fun.

Life is lived on each canvas, but it is not always such a straightforward life with an obvious meaning or conclusion.

In a city such as Portland, this conclusion seems so obvious.

Amazing attention to detail; very methodical, relentless presentation of the evidence such that the reader is compelled to reach the obvious conclusion.

This grim fact is even bleaker if the international community concludes that it should limit warming to 1.5 degrees C, a conclusion that might become more obvious if current levels of warming start to make positive feedbacks visible in the next few years such as methane leakage from frozen tundra or more rapid loss of arctic ice.

know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can seldom accept even the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit the falsity of conclusions which they have delighted in explaining to colleagues, which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have woven, thread by thread, into the fabric of their lives.

Even if no such claims were made for Wegman's work, and aside from the fact that his «analysis» didn't support his conclusions, the plagiarism would still be as obvious and egregious.

«I know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can seldom accept even the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit the falsity of conclusions which they delighted in explaining to colleagues, which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have woven, thread by thread, into the fabric of their lives.»

In spite of my conclusions, and in spite of the fact such was my practice with all other counts, it is obvious that with counts 8 and 9 I did not do as intended.

Such a blatant example is hard to miss (if you speak English), but a less obvious presupposition can be found in the question «When did you arrive at your subjective conclusion about the accused».