Sentence examples for a quicker conclusion from inspiring English sources

Lying down during the first stage of labor may slow the process, a new review of studies has found, but if the expectant mother sits, stands or walks around she may safely bring matters to a quicker conclusion.

Cynthia Dixon, a fund lawyer, said the high court's consideration of the restrictions could have brought the case to a "quicker conclusion," but now the case will play out in federal court.

Several have come to a quick conclusion.

Could this all come to a quick conclusion?

In radically shortening Act IV, Mr. McKenzie brings the story to a quick conclusion.

8.01pm: I'm going to wrap up now with a quick conclusion.

On Oct. 8, its chief executive, Brian Moynihan, promised a quick conclusion.

Negotiators went to work in the Capitol, though top aides expressed pessimism about a quick conclusion.

I lifted, stomped the brake pedal and brought my brief adventure to a quick conclusion.

Seeking to counter polls that show a growing public appetite for a quick conclusion, Mr. Gore argued in a speech on national television that "ignoring votes means ignoring democracy itself".

The cabinet decision, widely seen as a hardening of the Israeli stance, seemed to dim the prospects for a quick conclusion to the Egyptian-brokered talks for a consolidated truce.