Sentence examples for a conclusion where from inspiring English sources

If this show had ended with Season 4, let's say, you could have had a conclusion where everything worked out Walt's way.

"The case remains unsolved and we have no way of knowing how long this process will take, but we hope to get to a point where we can compare evidence and arrive at a conclusion where we have sufficient evidence to say they did it, or clear them," Captain Jeff Bell of the sheriff's office told the Guardian.

"We deliberated on different groups of candidates and I think finally we have come to a conclusion where we have got the experience.

When the film was completed in late 1931, the Hays office demanded numerous changes, including a conclusion where Camonte was captured, tried, convicted, and hung, and demanded the film carry the subtitle Shame of a Nation.

Critics say that in many cases, particularly those in which both parties were drunk and there were no other witnesses, schools are being pressured to reach a conclusion where it is impossible to know the truth with any certainty.

The Hays office warned producer Howard Hughes not to make the film; when it was completed in late 1931, the Hays office demanded numerous changes including a conclusion where Comante was captured, tried, convicted, and hanged and that the film carry the subtitle Shame of a Nation.

Observations at KHCC lead to a similar conclusion where KHCC was a complex blend of local and global; where the organization incorporated into itself aspects of the organizations and oncology leaders with which it transacted.

As demonstrated here, such long-held assumptions about protein structure and function may lead to a false conclusion, where in fact, the negative observation can be attributed simply to a nonfunctional protein structure under particular experimental conditions.

"I want a dreamlike conclusion where you are not really sure where the story has ended".

In the last paragraph make a small conclusion where you should sum up everything you have written and give your final stand on the results: whether the hypothesis was demonstrated as correct or wrong.

To us, it looks like an inevitable reshuffling of the board – a likely foregone conclusion – where one day, instead of getting pocket money from Mum, we might be getting it from Dad. Oh, and Dad's a bit of a bastard.