Sentence examples for conclude for some from inspiring English sources

But, following a trip to visit investigators and community leaders on Wednesday, he warned that the independent FBI probe into possible civil rights violations may not conclude for some time.

"Suppose," Frankfurt elsewhere writes, "I were to conclude for some reason that it is not desirable for me to seek the well-being of my children.

llen and colleagues conclude, "For some couples with a history of infidelity, PREP may strengthen the marriage and reduce the chances of divorce, but for other couples, PREP's focus on characteristics of healthy and unhealthy marriage may clarify awareness of ongoing marital issues, resulting in the decision to end the marriage".

And Karl would not have the chance for self-reflection, as when he concludes, "For some reason, people just don't seem to warm to me".

"Airplanes don't just disappear," he said, concluding: "For some reason the media will not print anything that involves Boeing or the CIA.

"It has been concluded for some time that only one yard would be required and could be afforded after the construction of the aircraft carriers.

This is what I've concluded: for some people, the eighteen summers are an awesome time to create memories, cherish your children, and soak up the time.

He concluded, "For some aspects of development the same-sexed parent seems to have a special role, for some the person who plays and talks most with the child and for others the person who feeds the child.

One report concluded, "For some days there has been little less than a famine in the camp... Indeed the distress of this Army for want of provisions is perhaps beyond anything you can conceive... .. On February 2nd, 3,989 men, a third of Washington's command, were described as too scantily clad or ill shod to be fit for duty.

The possible origin, enlargement and amplification of minisatellites arrays were concluded for some minisatellite families.

Hence Lemma 2.2 can be used to conclude that for some,, and.