Sentence examples for conclude in one from inspiring English sources

To the authors, this supported the idea that there are too many factors to conclude in one direction or the other: "[T]he longitudinal pattern of drug use that has been interpreted as the 'gateway effect' might be better conceptualized as a genetically influenced developmental trajectory".

DeGeneres had opened the ceremony by suggesting that it would conclude in one of two ways: the first possibility, she said, was "that 12 Years A Slave wins the Best Picture Oscar.

"Despite marked progress over the last few decades, currently soil ecology still lags far behind aboveground ecology, and our knowledge of the world belowground is comparatively limited," soil ecologist Stavros Veresoglou of the Free University of Berlin and colleagues conclude in one of the papers, appearing in Nature Communications.

Originally, Paolini intended to conclude the then Inheritance Trilogy in three books, but during writing the third book he decided that the series was too complex to conclude in one book.

In November 1995, a jury deadlocked after prosecutors presented 18 witnesses and more than 300 exhibits to make a case that McKenna concluded in one court ruling afterward was almost entirely dependent on inferences.

There she lived for eight months in a small house without mod cons while second-hand material was converted into an unusually designed solar-powered mud brick home, concluding in one poem that the jury was still out on this move.

"Negotiations could be concluded in one weekend," Mr. Saunders said over a pineapple pizza lunch at the California Restaurant, one of the latest American cultural imitations here.

The explosion was "caused by organizational and safety deficiencies at all levels of BP," the United States Chemical Safety Board concluded in one report.

"It would be unreasonable," she concluded in one essay, "to demand that anything as lovely as an herbaceous border in full bloom be achieved without a little suffering".

"In these tough times, New York City needs a leader, not a politician," the announcer concludes in one of three new advertisements broadcast since Sept. 26 by Mr. Bloomberg.

However scientists disagree, concluding in one of a number of studies: "The use of livestock grazing in Australian alpine environments as a fire abatement practice is not justified on scientific grounds".