Sentences with phrase «ultimate conclusion»

It's still a fun broken mess, at its most ultimate conclusion.

Price's ultimate conclusion from this is found in the closing words of the book: «life in all its fullness is this Mother Nature obeyed.»

Is he particularly hard on speeders or drunk drivers, does he like to resolve matters quickly and efficiently or does he like to make an example of some by taking the process to its longest ultimate conclusion.

But the ultimate conclusion remains that average Americans are deeply and negatively affected by rising interest rates (not to mention what it means for interest paid on new national debt).

That may suggest that businesses have a hard time causing the level of annoyance required for a highly contagious tweet, but the ultimate conclusion may be beware the consequences if you do manage to get anyone that riled up.

Intelligent people with different opinions should be able to weigh the pros and cons of each option and come to an ultimate conclusion.

If the biblical God is a God of love - Christianity draws the ultimate conclusion about that in affirming a Trinity of self - giving divine persons - the human response to God should occur in freedom.

While his letter does not reveal his ultimate conclusions about Barros, Francis made clear he and the bishops had a lot of work to do to turn the church around.

Interestingly, nearly all these changes pertain to ecclesiology; but they have very significant impacts on moral theology, both its method and its ultimate conclusions.

If we accept their bias of a priori materialism, and embrace Lewontin's declaration of the problem and his proposed solution — embracing the social and intellectual apparatus of Science as the only begetter of truth — can we follow his solution to its ultimate conclusion?

The ultimate conclusion is disbelief — but many find this concept too frightening and to far beyond the pale and hide in an imitation of «spirituality».

Unlike his best - selling A Brief History of Time, at the end of which he referred enigmatically to the ultimate conclusion of science's quest for a «theory of everything» to be a step towards «knowing the mind of God,» in this latest book he now decides to throw his weight behind an atheistic standpoint instead.

This may happen if we take the logic of keeping people alive to its ultimate conclusion.

Kant's critical philosophy was the ultimate conclusion of this development.

He has carried the process of simplification — of viewpoint, subject matter and technique — to what very nearly must be its ultimate conclusion.

We've had several different situations over the last few years and I agree that the media has always been on our back but I disagree with your ultimate conclusion and I think you are seeing things through slightly rose tinted glasses.

Our ultimate conclusion was...

Our ultimate conclusion was that Kentucky was being overvalued at +120...

Our ultimate conclusion was that Kentucky was being overvalued at +120 and that bettors should be taking the field.

One result today, in cases of childhood disorders, is that a child psychotherapist can envisage the ultimate conclusion and use appropriate treatments.

Her ultimate conclusion is that we should:

I choose to focus my ultimate conclusion of my daughters» vastly different entries into the world as simply what was meant to be for me to prepare for parenting them — and for them.

Though noting that social media is a double - edged sword that serves, depending on the user, both freedom and justice or tyranny and oppression, Shearing's ultimate conclusion is perhaps more optimistic than other authors in this volume.

I guess the ultimate conclusion is that alliances pop up and recede all the time in politics.

Because French was not required to waive his immunity from prosecution when he testified before the grand jurors, the report said, under state law he can not be prosecuted «regardless of the ultimate conclusions» reached by the the attorney general's office.

The ultimate conclusion of all of this must be the obvious one: that it can not be good for Labour for one of its true remaining heavyweight talents to be thus hobbled; to be neither in the shadow cabinet nor truly enjoying the freedom of the back benches.

The ultimate conclusion of the study demonstrated that in the contemporary U.S., a visceral dislike of fatness makes anti-fat attitudes persist even after people are exposed to research showing that a person can be fat and healthy.

The ultimate conclusion of the study is that the Canadian medical system is as good as the U.S. version, at least when measured by a single metric — the rate at which patients in either system died.

The ultimate conclusion was that chia seeds were able to stop diabetes and even reverse it.

However, these results need to be further investigated and more work needs to be done on this subject before coming to an ultimate conclusion.

Now, to be fair, the ultimate conclusion of this meta - analysis states that more research is needed, «particularly comparing acupuncture with other treatment options», in order to fully assess the magnitude of benefit that acupuncture can bring to headache sufferers.

Dr. Weston A. Price came to the ultimate conclusion that «Activator X» is an incredibly important nutrient that is absolutely vital for abundant health and wellness.

My ultimate conclusion: I will definitely be back for another Triple Crown facial, most likely before an important event or trip, and I've incorporated the Daily Serum into my everyday routine.

Under The Skin is an exercise in identifying with the unknowable, and its ultimate conclusion is that while some acclimation is attainable, it's never a clean fit.

The ultimate conclusion to this is a barrage of special effects that while amazing at the time look more like a cop - out clause today, leaving the audience to decide the outcome.

As and end to this makeshift trilogy, the ultimate conclusion is unlike anything even fans might expect, and truly lives up to the title of the film (even if it's a bit odd).