Sentence examples for a projected conclusion from inspiring English sources

Not prejudging ideas so as to limit capability and focus the business toward a projected conclusion.

Arranging the Trading Post books (plus others since pur chased) continues, a sign on one door, "Please keep out 'til 1974" marking the projected conclusion.

The Rev. Jean, in protest, sent an angry e-mail to Yéle: "Are we Haitians, once again, going to show ourselves incapable of carrying a project to conclusion?" he asked.

One company Credera works with does brown-bag lunches after a project's conclusion to share the lessons learned with others; another maintains an internal database that other project leaders can leverage.

In a report assessing the project (conclusion: it has been a huge success) the library detailed the information that had been gleaned from Flickr users.

This rate climbed to Phase II, 93% of the audited charts at full implementation and stabilized at 84% at the project conclusion.

I agree with the Civil Rights Project conclusion that racial, ethnic and economic school "integration can provide strong advantages for all students, as well as prepare them to live and work in a multiracial society" (134).

Don't wait until the end of a project to write conclusions, Pozen cautioned.

Additionally, the findings will also be disseminated to the participants after project completion through a project summary and conclusion document distributed in an exit meeting and pertinent patient awareness sessions will be planned with the participants after the conclusion of the project.

The office has repeatedly warned that the state is taking on a large and unpredictable risk with the project, a conclusion echoed by the state auditor, a peer review panel and outside watchdog groups.

This should be considered when projecting the conclusion to the whole elderly population.