"Were the claimant and YMA presenting an image of monogamy to the world?" Jackson asked rhetorically before concluding: "If the [Sun on Sunday] publishes the proposed story, this will not set the record straight in any material respect.
Trying to make Mr. Bayh appear extremely anti-gun in his bid for a Senate seat from Indiana, the ad notes Mr. Bayh's previous support for gun control measures before concluding: "If Evan Bayh wins in Indiana, you can kiss your gun rights Bayh-Bayh".
But since he had, moments before, concluded that if he hadn't been born, he "would have been a crocodile", it struck me as pretty useless evidence.
When our students fail standardized tests, we need to work through many further difficult steps before concluding what, if anything, needs to be done.
I didn't take it with me everywhere, but I was a father by now, and when we had a babysitter the ritual was for my wife to brief him or her before concluding, "And if anything comes up, Andrew has his mobile," at which I would proudly tap my jacket pocket.
Nesson cross-examined my dad, asking questions about the impact on my family before concluding by asking if my dad was proud of me.
He listened, and before concluding the hearing, asked if they needed anything else.
Therefore, having applied the arguments given before, we can conclude: if 2 ≤ p ≤ 3, then lim θ → 0 J 1, 1 θ = 0.
Few, if any, address endogenous factors before concluding that exogenous constraints are inhibiting full-market immersion -- especially among more marginalized households (e.g., Schmook et al. 2013).
Occasionally, they dissolve before concluding, forcing the reader to complete the thought, as if words themselves had been cauterized, like veins: "If the tension rises.
Before concluding the letter with an offer to brief the Senator further if he has more questions.
