Sentence examples for beginning to conclude from inspiring English sources
Many administrators are beginning to conclude that this advice is useless, or at least useless by itself.
Whatever the case, as the weeks go by, the journalists who stayed are beginning to conclude that Mr. Rabinovich's managers are serious about making the paper better.
Some stockholders and bondholders say they are beginning to conclude that Adelphia's strategy is ultimately to lay the blame for its problems on Deloitte & Touche.
By 2005, he was earning a small profit on a few of the sites, but he was also beginning to conclude that nano-publishing, as his business plan was sometimes called, doesn't really work.
Some are leaving, and those who stay are beginning to conclude that the city is incapable of fulfilling government's primary mission of protecting the lives and property of its citizens.
But many movie executives and industry experts are beginning to conclude that something more fundamental is at work: Too many Hollywood movies these days, they say, just are not good enough.
In the last few months, researchers have begun to conclude that a new approach is needed, one based on decoding the entire genome of patients.
But slowly, through observa tion and personal experience, she began to conclude that cer tain plants had the properties the Indians said they had.
As the group proceeded, it began to conclude that it made sense to keep the regulation of a market's trading operations in place and on site.
But once plans of the pipes in the area were delivered to the scene that evening, Fire Department officials began to conclude that there was only one place Don-re could be.
