Sentence examples for conclude about a from inspiring English sources

"It's the politics that interferes sometimes," she said, adding that there needs to be a point where officials conclude about a given site, "Let's clean it up".

That's not a charitable view, but what else can you conclude about a country where there's a perpetual ammo shortage fueled by rumors the government is buying bullets en masse?

Therefore, it is hard to conclude about a specific role for actin patches in polarized growth maintenance.

We cannot conclude about a potential benefit of antithrombotic prophylaxis in the group carrying thrombophilia, due to the small sample size.

Thus we have the book that inspired the play that brought us the movie, which purports to be about the visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to F.D.R.'s family home in 1939 but is really, as its opening narration by Linney as Daisy concludes, about "a time — not so long ago — when there were still secrets".

Their secret talks were concluded about a month before the Battle of the Somme began in 1916.

So what should you conclude about, say, a new study that flavonoids in dark chocolate help lower blood pressure?

In order to conclude about the trustworthiness of a message, a composite trust needs to be computed.

This difference suggests that it is difficult to conclude about growth preferences of a fungal species based on the study of a single strain.

To conclude about the saturation effects, a complementary experimental procedure was conducted in two steps: compression tests were performed on previously dried samples, which were then re-saturated with ethanol before being mechanically tested again.

What else did you conclude about Lemon?