Sentence examples for before you can conclude from inspiring English sources
"I think we can conclude that the ability to buy in bulk and consolidate administrative functions will lead to economies of scale and cost reduction over the long run," she said, "but if you are talking of patient outcome, it takes several years and quite a bit of statistical data before you can conclude that patient care has improved, stayed the same or worsened".
You need to pinpoint your underlying problems and address them before you can conclude that leaving your wife is the best way to remedy them.[1] Be honest and realistic.
If he does this right before or during bath time, you can conclude that he is acting badly because he does not want to take a bath.
But then, as before, we can conclude that (6.9) holds.
Therefore, having applied the arguments given before, we can conclude: if 2 ≤ p ≤ 3, then lim θ → 0 J 1, 1 θ = 0.
But before Anderson can conclude his essay with a defeated "pox on all your houses," an indefatigable "nevertheless" insinuates itself.
With 4 cases decided Monday, the court now has 12 decisions to go before it can conclude its term, most likely by the end of next week.
Such things may or may not work to change culture, but they need to be tried consistently and over a period of time before we can conclude one way or another.
A difference of at least 69% or 32% should be found before one can conclude a difference with a certainty of 95%.
In any case, this seems to continue Grosseteste's empiricist tendencies, for he apparently assumes that a simple substance must be observed to function before one can conclude through reason that it functions as it does.
Although the greater avuncular tendencies of fa'afafine support the basic prediction of the Kin Selection Hypothesis for male androphilia, further research is needed before one can conclude that these elevated tendencies represent a specially designed adaptation for promoting the fitness of kin.
