Sentence examples for conclude almost from inspiring English sources
They are aware of the issue, and conclude almost every one of their discussions with the mantra that statistics are an invaluable tool when used properly.
General summing up begins in Antigua's high court – with the trial set to conclude almost three years on from the murders of Mr and Mrs Mullany.
Even though stress tests have long been part of that process, it's easy to see how watchdogs working in silos might conclude almost all banks are stronger than average.
20 July: General summing up begins in Antigua's High Court - with the trial set to conclude almost three years on from the murders of Mr and Mrs Mullany.
Without continual therapy of some kind, the authors conclude, "almost universal relapse should be expected". Some psychiatrists believe that the solution for this is more ECT.
Let me conclude, almost 40 years since Ireland joined the EU, Ireland has been transformed: from a country primarily trading with only the UK, to an export-led high-technology economy deeply rooted within the solid foundations of the European Union.
The face and skull were clearly that of a young afarensis, the scientists concluded almost immediately.
— have concluded almost invariably that budget cutting in a depressed economy is counterproductive.
The article concluded almost like a eulogy: Friends say his marriage is "the most successful thing about him".
The cuts were, the study concluded, "almost certainly without precedent in the history of adult social care".
As the service concluded, almost as if on cue, the sun broke from the clouds and streamed through the side windows of the church facing Widener Library.
