Sentence examples for also to conclude from inspiring English sources

As a result, it is not only appropriate to conclude that the allegations against Rahim were invented by his enemies, but also to conclude that his enemies in Guantánamo came up with the outrageous claims that he was intimately associated with Osama bin Laden.

Our findings allow us also to conclude that these metazoans live under anoxic conditions through an obligate anaerobic metabolism that is similar to that demonstrated so far only for unicellular eukaryotes.

Indeed, it is also feasible to conclude that the 1997 survey may have been too restrictive and failed to include additional cases of sub-threshold or just-threshold SAD that demonstrated equivalent psychological distress levels as threshold cases.

But it is also fair to conclude that he probably would have preferred not to".

They also hope to conclude collective free-trade agreements with China, India and Japan.

Ms. Tucci, 41, also began to conclude that sap-sticky hands were overrated.

There is also reason to conclude that Bush was spoiling for a fight with Saddam Hussein for some time.

And it's also fair to conclude that the late 90s was a wobbly period for his career.

Some people are also inclined to conclude that the "rogue trader" may have inside information about the state of the race.

Slightly older children, from 6 to 8, were generally quick to appreciate the permanence of death, but they were also likely to conclude that they were responsible for the death, or to draw other illogical conclusions about what was happening.

The leaders also agreed to conclude agreements more rapidly with other countries to repatriate illegal migrants and to make illegal migration a part of future negotiations with countries that seek closer relations with the European Union.