Sentence examples for conclude as many from inspiring English sources

At that moment, with the eastern divisions of the Wehrmacht racing into the heart of the Soviet Union, it was reasonable to conclude, as many did, that Germany would win the war.

Second, there is no reason to conclude, as many do, that Strauss himself wrote esoterically.

Despite the Harper government's determination to conclude as many trade deals as possible, the dairy farmers' concerns seem to have had a big impact on Canada's negotiating position.

"Given his latest vacillations and claims unrelated to fact," said Mark Peterson, a UCLA healthcare expert, "it is fair to conclude, as many have long ago, that President Trump has no knowledge of health policy and… what the bipartisan compromise would or would not do, and in general, how health insurance markets in the US work".

A review paper in 2007 cited 87 articles and concluded: 'As many as 50% of miscarrying women suffer some form of psychological morbidity in the weeks and months after loss'.

It was all here in part one, which concluded (as many such absorbing stories do) with the arrival of solicitors.

The report could make political waves if it sharply apportions blame, instead of concluding, as many in the West have, that both governments bear some responsibility.

Here's one excerpt and a link to the rest of the piece, which concludes, as many climate scientists do, that CO2, not CH4, remains the key target if the goal is limiting disruptive greenhouse warming: The possibility of a catastrophic release is of course what gives methane its power over the imagination (of journalists in particular it seems).

From our data, we conclude that as many as 30% of patients with AEDHs and fractures crossing the MMA may have pseudoaneurysms.

This finding led the authors to conclude that as many as 40% of TB cases in these two cities were the result of recent transmission and that TB control practices in San Francisco and New York were not effectively decreasing M. tuberculosis transmission.

In a recent report, the institute concluded that as many as 18,000 Americans die prematurely each year as a result of not having health coverage.