Sentence examples for To be concluding from inspiring English sources

Most economists seem to be concluding that the current unpleasantness is a false alarm.

The politicians and the public already seem to be concluding the firm has failed in its duty to address the consequences of the accident.

But they also appear to be concluding that Ms. Lagarde would have more clout than Mr. Carstens to eventually elevate their own influence at the fund at a time when their economies' growth is outpacing those in the West.

But some race organizers seem to be concluding that their money is best spent on the swelling masses of recreational runners, most of whom pay little attention to the front-runners.

What matters most, I think, is that the stress tests appear to be concluding — as the I.M.F.'s recent Global Financial Stability Report did — that even if the economy gets significantly worse, the U.S.' big banks have enough capital to weather the storm.

I did not know at the time that there was a study at the Dallas Federal Reserve, Why Texas Feels Less Subprime Stress than U.S., that also came to the same conclusion...But the Dallas Fed seems to be concluding that Texas' regulations succeeded in reducing the incidence of default.

To be concluded …next week.

This review is likely to be concluded next year".

Next year in Copenhagen they are due to be concluded.

All the projects are scheduled to be concluded by March 31.

Yes, Henry IV's story still had to be concluded.