Sentence examples for commentators concluded that from inspiring English sources
Like the Australian reviewers, the commentators concluded that "specific exercise therapy might produce more cures at 6 and 12 months than one or more corticosteroid injections".
Many commentators concluded that pressure from South Korea and anxious European allies, as well as coaxing from Mr. Bush's father, had led the new administration to temper its hard-line instincts and continue engaging Pyongyang.
A lot of commentators concluded that Obama's Wright/Ayers/ bitter" troubles and the Clinton attacks based on them had had no effect, apart from driving Clinton's negatives up faster than his.
Almost immediately, commentators concluded that the law was unnecessary, that it authorized a lawless and unprecedented expansion of presidential authority, and that Democrats in Congress cravenly accepted this White House initiative only for the basest political reasons.
In recent weeks, after noting that more fund managers were beating the S.& P. 500, some commentators concluded that those managers were to be applauded for doing a better job.
In 1992, when Labour lost its fourth election in a row, many serious commentators concluded that if the party could not win on the back of a recession that had engulfed much of middle England, it was finished.It's tough being a ToryThe question is whether today's Conservative Party possesses the kind of staying power in opposition that Labour has twice demonstrated.
Given that many activities expose some to risks for the benefit of others, yet are not subject to such extensive regulation, some commentators conclude that many of the requirements for clinical research are unjustified (Sachs 2010, Stewart et al. 2008, and Sullivan 2008).
In this regard, fluctuations of suicides in Greece have been a lead topic of discussion, with numerous commentators concluding that the recent austerity measures have indeed led to increased suicides in Greece.
In fact, in the first four months following the Alice decision, one commentator concluded that courts invalidated patents in 15 out of 20 decisions involving Section 101 challenges.
It's not surprising that one commentator concluded that "the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is an abomination," because of its impacts on "low-skilled manufacturing workers and income inequality".
