Sentence examples for architects concluded that from inspiring English sources

The architects concluded that the "technical difficulties were not irresolvable, and the government's reasons for not revising the current infrastructural design were not at all convincing".

Or so Mr. Braun, the chief architect of ABC's strategy, had concluded that morning in his office in Burbank, Calif.

Instead, he concluded "that people are unknowable".

The selection of architects concluded what the developers termed a "sketchbook competition" organized earlier this year.

The once feisty architect seems to have concluded that it is easier to work within the system than to fight it.

But a panel of experts, which included Vinton Cerf, an early architect of the Internet, concluded that a high percentage of French users could in fact be successfully blocked, especially those connected through French Internet service providers.

The architect concluded: "Especially among public buildings I love to make buildings for art and beauty.

Both architects had previously worked for Harmony Schools; both concluded that the jobs should have been awarded to Atlas.

All of these features could be found in the gnome home, plus a host of other details so idiosyncratic that the Cases concluded that Mr. Flagg must be the architect.

But they were allied with Israel, and an official Israeli investigation later concluded that Mr. Sharon, as defense minister and architect of the invasion, bore "indirect responsibility" for the mass deaths.

The campaign was led by a group of urban planners and architects who carried out an assessment of Istanbul's candidate file and concluded that it was a "megaconstruction pitch," devoid of the Olympic ideals of legacy, spirit and sustainability.