Sentence examples for Expected conclusion from inspiring English sources

In an article, Price replied, acidly, "I often wonder who would speak for me had my circumstances in Brixton prison reached their expected conclusion.

Its costs, from its inauguration to its expected conclusion in 2010, have soared from an initial budget of $56.3m to $170m.

The widely expected conclusion was bound to escalate tensions between the Koreas and to intensify an international debate on how to punish the North.

Chris Ashton rounded it off with a try on his return from suspension, a finish in the corner, but the game had long since dwindled by then to the expected conclusion.

Hogan came out swinging, as he does, and started by blasting a six over long-off before miscuing to Kyle Jarvis at backward square-leg to bring the match to its expected conclusion.

It could have gone either way for Ed Balls this year, but once the Labour leadership election has ascended to its expected conclusion, and the former chancellor judges that the possibility of embarrassing his wife has receded, I strongly urge Balls to go for sequins rather than ermine.

But nobody expected conclusions from St Tropez, not even enigmatic 23-year-old publishing millionaire Rupert Schmid, who allegedly stood to lose a packet of money he'd invested in the festival.

The lower rate of success indicates progressively challenging activities, but we observe that even students who are unable to reach the expected conclusions on their own are able to comprehend the methodologies during the postactivity discussions.

The OECD has recently reopened the debate on what should count as ODA, but don't expect conclusions soon.

As Hans Poser puts it, science cannot expect conclusions that are true in a general or universal sense but only general statements temporarily accepted as true [12].

Rasoul at the last meeting said he expected a conclusion of the talks within eight to 10 months but US is not giving a time frame.