Sentence examples for conclude should be from inspiring English sources

Liquidation not rehabilitation, the critics conclude, should be the outcome of more bankruptcies.

The common disorder, they conclude, should be considered a problem of delayed brain maturation and not, as it is often portrayed, a problem of motivation or parenting.

This finding led to the hypothesis that increased luteinizing hormone secretion compensates for an initial MBP-associated inhibition of testosterone production, which the researchers conclude should be considered in future animal studies.

The new food crime unit, the Elliott review concluded, should be set up as a non-Home Office police force.

The church's supreme authority in morals and doctrine, he concluded, should be vested in a general council representative of all believers people and clergy.

The September 11th story, his report concludes, "should be an object lesson in the perils of failing to share information promptly and efficiently between (and within) organizations".

The legal interpretation applies to detainees whom the government concludes should be held because they are a continuing danger to national security but who cannot be brought to trial for various reasons, like evidence tainted by harsh interrogations.

Although this new concept, once concluded, should be a solution against continuous pollution from agricultural activity, accidents like in Witry are less likely to be prevented.

Just like for rock-climbing, I have the build for "quadstepping," which my Facebook fans who I polled concluded should be my term for walking with crutches.

"The ultimate goal," von Herrath concluded, "should be an early childhood vaccine".

In general, King and Baatartogtokh conclude, executives should be wary of relying too heavily on a management theory such as the theory of disruptive innovation.