Sentence examples for a conclusion in a from inspiring English sources

"This is another step, but not a conclusion, in a very personal and painful tragedy," he said.

For that matter — what is the point of playing games to a conclusion in a shootout — and not making it 2 points or nothing.

While enormous fan support grew the popularity, and earned the characters a conclusion in a 2005 movie, a streaming site pick-up would have saved a lot of campaigning and given us more misadventures for the good ship Serenity.

On Tuesday night, Parolin said the dialogue between the Vatican and France was continuing in regard to the controversial nomination, and that he hoped it would come to a conclusion in a "positive manner".

In the last two years, I notified a journal editor that an early online publication was identical to an article the author had published elsewhere, and I published an article showing that a conclusion in a peer-reviewed paper was completely specious.

He does not want to be declared as president by unconstitutional means nor would he benefit much from being elected after a negligible turnout in a poll his main opponent has abandoned.Kai Eide, the UN chief in the country, says he wants to bring the "electoral process to a conclusion in a legal and timely matter".

"If there is anything currently being investigated, hopefully it can be investigated and brought to a conclusion in an expeditious manner," she said in a phone interview.

The Washington Post opted for such a conclusion in an Aug. 23 article, "Proliferation of old-style coal plants increases despite public outcry".

In conclusion, a-seco A and a-seco B were the most protein-reactive cholesterol ozonolysis products in our study.

The majority had a conclusion in search of a rationale.

I wonder if his chapter felt like a conclusion, in this sense, or a beginning?