Sentence examples for conclude it probably from inspiring English sources

Yes, you conclude, it probably is.

One American in four wants to try to build the system despite the cost, even if scientists conclude it probably won't work, according to the survey, conducted by The New York Times and CBS News.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, a business-services firm, asked whether it was "too late for two degrees?" and concluded it probably was.Instead, people have started wondering what the world might look like if it were 4°C or 6°C hotter.

However, inquiries into Three Mile Island concluded it probably caused no deaths.

That gap might be narrow, but it has still led some (including a senior elections analyst at RCP) to conclude "it's probably time to panic".

Me, Matt and Noel conclude it's probably best to treat the whole event as a bit of a laugh and, as if to confirm this as the correct attitude, Boris Johnson – a man perpetually in pyjamas regardless of what he's wearing – bounds to the stage to accept the award for "best politician".

He concluded it was probably "a sign of insanity", though he comforted himself that it was free of moral purpose.

The research project last looked at the picture in 1968, and concluded it was probably the work of the artist's pupils.

Suspicions were aroused by technology publisher and journalist Trevor Long who wrote this prescient post on his website EFTM examining the evidence and concluding it was probably fake.

By the mid-1970s, the Republican Party concluded it was probably more effective to counter Democrats' Big Government platform as the party of low taxes than as the party of budget discipline.

Having concluded it was probably a bit de trop to mention yet again how many medals we have got compared to the pitiful Aussie haul, Hazel Irvine adopted the even more patronising approach of comparing the Aussies to the Kiwis.