Sentence examples for closure conclusion from inspiring English sources

"This matter has to be brought to finality, closure, conclusion, either in success or failure," said Nelson Chamisa, a member of Parliament and chief spokesman for the opposition.

These days, we have "closure," not "conclusion".

It's natural to wish for some definitive closure or determinate conclusion.

Given his own biography, you might expect the novel's mystery to have the solace of a conclusion, closure, even a happy ending.

Conclusion: Closure treatment is clinically effective, albeit with offsetting complications and early failures; these are being addressed through four procedural modifications.

Closure is sibilant, soft; conclusion snaps shut, leaving no way out.

Conclusion: Chest closure is associated with significant hemodynamic changes and a change in the ventricular transmural pressure-volume relationship.

In conclusion, transcatheter closure of pmVSDs using modified double-disk occluders was both safe and effective and yielded excellent long-term results in adults.

Re "Baseball Receives Conclusions, Not Closure," Dec. 16: George Vecsey stated that Donald M. Fehr of the players union "blamed Peter V. Ueberroth, the commissioner in 1985, for making a unilateral demand for testing and penalties," implying that such action against the use of illegal drugs was unconstitutional.

Conclusion: Nonclosure and closure of the peritoneum at caesarean section result in similar long-term morbidity.

However, closure is not a foregone conclusion with the report requiring that the club put in place heighten security measures which include drugs dogs, a scanning system at entry and raising the minimum age to 21. Islington Council will meet this evening to decide whether to impose restrictions on the club's license.