Sentence examples for conclude either from inspiring English sources

A news conference is slated for after the World Series, which will conclude either Tuesday or Wednesday.

In other words, further premises are needed in order to conclude either way.

Each item in the list was scored as 'yes' if all aspects of the criteria were fulfilled, 'no' if there were aspects of the criteria missing, and 'unclear' if it was not possible to conclude either way from the evidence presented in the publication.

They tend to conclude either with the words "I don't know" or "Do you know what I mean?".

The evidence would have allowed the jury to conclude either that the handbag was on the front floor or front seat.

As selection - both overt and covert - has significantly increased under Labour, any rational person would conclude either that this "antipathy" is a myth or that we are governed by fools.

They concluded, "Either way, the outcome represents a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people and their aspirations for democracy".

Each administration has concluded, either initially or after hard experience, that the pursuit of Israeli-Palestinian peace is necessary to sustain that regional architecture.

Experts have concluded either of the large skull wounds could have killed Richard III.

An investigation concluded either the pilot's oxygen system failed or there was a physical failure of the plane.

A clear majority of them, Amnesty International says, "have concluded either that it is unnecessary, or that it is incompatible with modern standards of justice, or both.