Sentence examples for around conclude from inspiring English sources

Some of the best advisers around conclude that the market's rebound since April 28 (Nasdaq up 9%, Dow and S&P up just under 5%) has more room to rise, although a few caution that higher energy prices or sharp rises in inflation or interest rates could spell doom for this bull.

The common interests of the public are too tricky for little people to get their heads around, concludes Lippman, so it's necessary for the big people to manufacture consent, to ring fence the bewildered herd and feed it sanitized information.

"What goes around," he concluded, "comes around".

Second, someone looking at the map where she has not yet searched around might conclude that there are no unplugged wells there.

"It's pretty obvious without newspapers around to cite, TV news would just be Wolf Blitzer endlessly batting a ball of yarn around," Oliver concluded.

"There is enough blame to go around," she concludes.

"I used to get around," he concludes, and he shrugs and changes the subject.

My mother finally got the nerve to look around and concluded that Mrs. Netterfield had gone somewhere else.

Then suddenly it turned around and concluded, to general surprise, a deal with the US on the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons.

"It's ironic how such a project makes complete sense today when, only a decade ago, people around here concluded that mining was a thing of the past and abandoned some perfectly adequate equipment," he said.

And then, with grins all around, it concluded the encore with the frontwoman Elizabeth Morris and the bassist Bill Botting breaking out into "You're the One That I Want," from "Grease".