Sentence examples for apparently concluding from inspiring English sources

At the time, the NSABB held its nerve, apparently concluding that the benefits of full disclosure outweigh the risks.

At the time, the NSABB held its nerve, apparently concluding that the benefits of full disclosure outweighed the risks.

The government, apparently concluding that the American invasion of Iraq would distract international scrutiny from its actions, had decided to destroy a growing opposition movement.

Now, though, apparently concluding that a good offense is the best defense, an increasing number of employers are filing pre-emptive lawsuits aimed at scaring off potential plaintiffs.

But peace was established the next day with veteran players like Lionel Nallet, Julien Bonnaire, William Servat, Imanol Harinordoquy and Dimitri Yachvili apparently concluding that only with a collective approach could the French hope to defeat England.

Rolling Stone killed the assignment, apparently concluding that its readers would not be interested in the author of a dense, challenging, wildly satiric, at times profoundly sad and gruesome 1,079-page 1,079-pager all.

The deal was apparently concluded without consulting Gener management.

It apparently concludes that there is no evidence that such intelligence prevented any imminent attacks.

It leaders apparently concluded that the end would justify the means.

But they apparently concluded that the evidence did not support that approach.

Many potential applicants have apparently concluded that these conditions outweigh the benefits of a lower rate.