Sentence examples for begun to conclude from inspiring English sources

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 scholars have begun to conclude that it was Deng (1904-97), Mao's diminutive and long-suffering lieutenant, who deserves credit for truly reshaping China after Mao's death.

As time had gone by since then without proof that he had escaped the Tora Bora battle, some American counterterrorism experts had begun to conclude that he was dead.

With signs of weakness everywhere, from record high unemployment and record lows in the stock market to soaring disaffection with the Liberal Democratic Party, everyone from political scientists to newspaper pundits have begun to conclude that the dominance of the conservative party, which has held power for all but a few months since 1955, is about to end.

The Bechtel Group, one of the world's biggest engineering and construction companies, has dropped out of the running for a contract to rebuild the Iraqi oil industry, as other competitors have begun to conclude that the bidding process favors the one company already working in Iraq, Halliburton.

As former students and prosecutors turn to the courts to deal with reports of widespread sexual abuse at the Horace Mann School, lawyers have begun to conclude that New York's current restrictive statute of limitations laws are likely to block any effort to hold the prestigious private school legally accountable for the allegations, some of which are decades old.

Ms. Tucci, 41, also began to conclude that sap-sticky hands were overrated.

Many administrators are beginning to conclude that this advice is useless, or at least useless by itself.

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.

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.

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.