Sentence examples for I can conclude from inspiring English sources

For the sake of this trip, I can conclude that the Grammy Larson jump-in-with-both-feet approach was the right one.

I've tried various strategies to ease the tedium (rewarding myself with a Lindt truffle per tick was a particularly regrettable one), but I can conclude any relief is merely superficial and momentary.

From my own recent soundings in Europe, I can conclude with reasonable confidence that every one of the other 27 states of the EU desperately wants us to "Remain".

And so, after a couple of hours at a kitchen table with two friends, I can conclude, as Propp theory and the structuralists led us to believe, there really are only seven kinds of stories ever to be told.

"From further examination the print did not match any known primate species and I can conclude that this points towards there being a large unknown primate in the forests of Sumatra," he reported.

"The person who gave us the tour said, 'Don't be fooled by the building's exterior, because most of the activity that occurs cannot be seen from above ground' — which the only thing I can conclude from that is they must have a big underground chamber of some sort," the official said.

From Z i i ≤ ρ i, one can conclude that diag{Z}≻ w ρ.

Thus, by the results of Case (i), we can conclude that the solution u ( x, t ) vanishes in finite time when the initial data are suitably small.

Although further studies need to perform to confirm the type of ROS generated by I seeds, we can conclude that I seeds can inhibit EMT and growth GBM cells through increased ROS.

In virtue of the continuity of f t, x) and I i (x)(1 ≤ i ≤ m), we can conclude that {Φx : x ∈ U} is bounded from above inequality.

"I think you can conclude from that that the public is being pretty resilient," he said.