Sentence examples for conclude much more from inspiring English sources

But it does make it impossible to draw grand conclusions about where the system is headed, or to conclude much more about it today than could've been done a year ago.

The Pitt Review after the 2007 floods concluded much more funding was needed.

This saga would have been concluded much more expeditiously had Congress honored a promise made back in the Johnson administration to provide a reliable annual stream of money for open space acquisition.

However, there is reason to be cautious before concluding much more.

We also conclude that much more attention needs to be paid in the planning phase to sustainability and follow-up activities.

They conclude, that "much more information is needed about the social and behavioral consequences of the availability of personal biomarker information for children before evidence-based judgements can be made about the ethical issues raised by such technologies".

Are senior officers like you concluding that much more needs to be done to ensure the Met takes on black and minority ethnic recruits?

That was despite the 2008 Pitt Review – a systematic analysis of major floods in 2007 – concluding that much more funding was needed.

More than fifty years later, and far from Palo Alto, Xygalatas concluded much the same thing.

You therefore have to conclude he is much more than the sum of his boy-band parts.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Today NaSA quietly reported a reporthatat concludes there is much more to be done before the threat of death and destruction raining down from space is properly sized up.