Sentence examples for conclude later that from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton and George W. Bush promised to make the move on the campaign trail only to conclude later that it would strain their peacemaking efforts. .

With federal backing, the foundation spent $2 billion spreading the small schools gospel across the country, only to conclude later that smaller isn't necessarily better. .

The police concluded later that she was trying to kill herself.

The National Bureau of Economic Research, which officially defines the peaks and valleys of economic cycles, concluded later that a recession had begun that very month.

The Times's correspondent at Base Camp, Jan Morris, concluded later that if it mattered that the highest spot on earth had finally been stood upon, it was "because there became attached to the memory of the exploit, in the years that followed, a reputation for decency, kindness and stylish simplicity".

The release added that this appearance is "the beginning of an emotional story that will conclude later in the season," suggesting that Mr. Bieber will return to induce further squeals from Laurence Fishburne, Jerry Bruckheimer and the whole "C.S.I".

That move backfired, and it was not until the shutdown concluded two weeks later that the severity of the website's failings began to receive widespread attention.

Some of James's biographers conclude that Esmé Stewart (later Duke of Lennox), Robert Carr (later Earl of Somerset), and George Villiers (later Duke of Buckingham) were his lovers.

Like other scholars, Mr. Braude concludes that later social and economic forces turned Ham into a justification for slavery.

The President's Intelligence Oversight Board concludes, 6 months later, that the White House is guilty only of "excessive secrecy".

"An ecocatastrophe is taking place on earth," he writes concluding several pages later that "discipline, prohibition, enforcement and oppression" are the only solution.