Sentence examples for and eventually concluded from inspiring English sources

SIS began to realise it had been duped and eventually concluded the source had been lying.

The company's audit committee investigated the allegations, and eventually concluded they were accurate.

But when the virus somehow spread to computers outside Iran, the research community was alerted and eventually concluded that the virus was aimed at Natanz.

Startled by what she saw, Ms. Kramer, a veteran magazine editor, contacted the lawyers and eventually concluded that she had helped put two innocent men behind bars.

The judge said he had struggled with the decision, discussed it with his wife and eventually concluded that it was fair.

Some half dozen years later, she saw the musical "Rent," and eventually concluded, as she later wrote, that "basically 'Rent' had two plots: the straight half was from Puccini, and the gay half was from me".

Tellingly, it loses steam when sentimentality creeps in, and eventually concludes with an earnest singalong of a Yule classic.

We both nibble at it, my companion and I, and eventually conclude it may well be the skin after a traumatic experience.

Only when it detects no more dirt does it stop going over the same area and, eventually, conclude that the whole room is clean.

In the worst cases, the "kids" — as many of us called them — would search for a candidate and eventually conclude, like Dick Cheney when he was the head of George W. Bush's vice presidential search team, that they were the best candidates for the jobs.

But she tries too hard, makes bad decisions and eventually concludes that she is merely "a tired woman going home from work with nothing to look forward to," one of those who have "had a moment when a window opened, when we caught a glimpse of the open, sunlit world beyond," only to see "that window close and remain closed".