draw conclusions

We should draw conclusions for our policy as a whole.

Then Bill, another real person to watch me and draw conclusions.

As the report says, it is too early to draw conclusions.

But that study was too small to draw conclusions from.

We've not been at it long enough to draw conclusions.

"To try to draw conclusions at this point is way too early."

"We are not going to draw conclusions until this process is complete."

Men draw conclusions about women based on what they wear.

But drawing conclusions from a study still in progress is not how I do business.

It has not been possible to draw conclusions on this matter from the evidence available up to now.

I also think this is the time to take stock and draw conclusions for the future.

Second, the only person allowed to draw conclusions in this office is me.

"You cannot just pick out one month and draw conclusions, although a lot of people try to do that."

Also, they had drawn conclusions, and that's what was really interesting.

But investigators said they did not yet have enough evidence to draw conclusions.

Then we will be able to draw conclusions from this progress report.

From that anyone can only draw conclusions, but there are other reasons too.

Let's allow our team to finish the job before drawing conclusions.

A scholar would look at these people and draw conclusions.

Further, it is not proper to draw conclusions from one month's data.

The results of an experiment, or information to be used to draw conclusions, are known as data.

Others urged the need for more research before drawing conclusions.

Let's not start drawing conclusions from a process that's hardly started.

But how do you then make the leap to drawing conclusions about people?

With so much golf to be played, it was far too early to draw conclusions.