Sentence examples for became conclusion from inspiring English sources

However, neither is an effective way to report an observation -- not without acknowledging the process by which observation became conclusion.

Again, this is gaily indifferent to the score, but it became the conclusion of choice in the Soviet Union.

After the season was retroactively divided into Part I and Part II, respectively separating installments featuring Conrad and Cavallari, the episode became the conclusion of Part I. Additionally, it is the second episode in the series' history with a one-hour running time, the first being "Paris Changes Everything" in the third season.

But then my silly horror becomes a conclusion: Clarice had a passion for the void".

The conclusion became obvious.

Its conclusion became a milestone in epidemiology: Smokers had a marked increase in lung cancer risk.

With every bursting pipe, potholed road and derailed train, the conclusion became inescapable: America's backbone is decaying.

Others believe the deal became a foregone conclusion from February 2011, when the Finnish company hitched itself to the Microsoft bandwagon.

As soon as Mike and Bob Bryan won the first set on the tie-break against Nikolay Davydenko and Igor Andreev, the result became a foregone conclusion.

At 9 p.m., before the game's conclusion became foregone, the annual exhibition had its best hour, drawing an audience of just over 14 million.

In fact, if you want to point to the day when hedge fund regulation became a foregone conclusion, it was this Thursday.