Sentence examples for because it concluded from inspiring English sources
Moreover, current US Preventive Services Task Force still does not recommend screening full-body skin examination (self or professional) because it concluded that the evidence for its benefits are inconclusive.
Defenders of hedge funds often cite it because it concluded that the funds do generate alpha on a consistent basis.
The Illinois Supreme Court did not inquire into the circumstances of the Lombard roadblock because it concluded that such roadblocks were unconstitutional regardless of circumstances.
In Mr. Goyal's case, the appeals court ordered the entry of a judgment of acquittal because it concluded no rational jury could have convicted him based on the evidence presented, a fairly uncommon outcome.
Then, in 2004, two football players at Montclair High were accused of raping a schoolmate, but the Essex County prosecutor's office dropped the charges because it concluded the sex was not forced or violent but consensual.
Last February, the United Nations withdrew from negotiations with the Cambodian government to create a mixed national-international tribunal because it concluded that Cambodia wasn't serious about creating a credible tribunal.
Central Park's program runs two hours, because it concludes with a bat walk, conducted with a "bat detector".
The study is expected to be controversial not only because it concludes that jurors may be more rational than they were believed to be, but also because it contradicts other research.
Not because his latest, In the Morning I'll Be Gone (Serpent's Tail, £12.99), is any sort of let-down, but because it concludes what has been a hugely enjoyable trilogy.
Kermani's report is highly controversial, not least because it concludes with the suggestion that returning, but disillusioned, Jihadis should not be arrested but embraced as future campaigners against Isis.
A1 The review of the uncounted ballots solidifies Mr. Bush's legal claim on the White House because it concludes that he would have won under the ground rules prescribed by the Democrats.
