Sentence examples similar to I will now conclude from inspiring English sources

Yet many will now conclude that his courage has been understated.

What was not clear was whether Mr Vance's office will now conclude that it can no longer proceed to trial.

Rather than ending with the prosaic phrase "Ask about it at work," the ads will now conclude with this emotional promise: "We've got you under our wing".

In a conflict where missed opportunities are as common as Qassam rockets, the risk is that both sides will now conclude the wrong thing: Arabs that Israel has just been found guilty; and Israel that it will never get a fair hearing in a hostile world.From the very start, this report had to overcome the taint of prejudice.

"Due to the significant public interest in the series in the lead-up to its broadcast tonight and in consideration of participants who bravely tell their stories, SBS has decided to fast-track the series which will now conclude in a two-hour program next week," the network said in a statement.

When New York Times advertisers spot tweets by journalists that rudely insult their products, will they now conclude that the Times considers those tweets "appropriate"?

Not me, I can now conclude.

Unfortunately, many Islamists in Egypt (and elsewhere) will now likely conclude that being part of the political system is impossible and that they should focus on destroying it.

I will conclude this conversation right now".

Wayne Gretzky may not know exactly where he will be traded by the Kings, but he has now concluded it will be done by the end of the week.

The FA has said it will "now seek to conclude its own inquiries".