Sentence examples for To be conclusion from inspiring English sources

That at least seems to be conclusion of the government lawyers, who settled Wilson's lawsuit after years of court battles.

"There will be conclusions to draw from this tragedy".

That seems to be the conclusion to draw from Google's decision to put limits on its Google Maps API.

That seems to be the conclusion of Debby Wu at Bloomberg as well within the iPhone supply chain world.

At least, that seems to be the conclusion some of its largest investors came to as they looked longingly west.

JUDGE EDWARDS -- Everything else seems to be post-conclusions of law.

It's far too early to be making conclusions.

Still, the investigation seemed to be nearing a conclusion.

Monday's vote appears to be a foregone conclusion.

There are two residual points to be made in conclusion.

Analysts say his candidacy appears to be a foregone conclusion.