Sentence examples for again concluded that from inspiring English sources

That review once again concluded that there was nothing in Mr. Kimmel's work that could have pointed to Mr. Hanssen earlier.

Twenty-five years later, he was to serve on another inquiry into residential care, a commission led by the thinktank Demos in 2014, that again concluded that it was seen as a place of last resort.

Ten days earlier, the US boycotted an international conference in Geneva that once again concluded that the fourth Geneva convention applies to the occupied territories, so that many US-Israeli actions there are "grave breaches", hence serious war crimes.

It is again concluded that the self-map has a fixed point.

Later, on the basis of more or less the same considerations as those of Schrödinger quoted above, Einstein again concluded that the wave function does not provide a complete description of individual systems, an idea he called "this most nearly obvious interpretation" (Einstein 1949, p. 672).

We're past, for the most part, any idea that video games can be damaging studies have time and again concluded that violent on-screen action is not responsible for children going postal.

The party's leaders will once again conclude that they lost because their candidate was not a genuine conservative, and vow to find the real thing next time.

N.F.L. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue will then take another look at the contract he already has ruled is valid -- and again conclude that Belichick's services belong to the Jets.

The latest dire warnings from the UN's intergovernmental panel on climate change again conclude that if the world is going to avoid meltdown then we need to move to renewable energy sources pretty sharpish.

Then, in a lengthy comment added to the final edition of his essays, he completes the circle from animal-to-human to human-to-human again, concluding that we cannot help but communicate ourselves in some way – that our own physical movements "converse and discourse" – even if it is something to which we are habitually blind: What of the hands?

Therefore, we again conclude that the dust photoelectric heating is negligible in the early Universe filled with an X-ray background radiation.