Sentence examples for conclude something that from inspiring English sources

Even though the scientists involved in these studies, all from prestigious universities, may insist that they have independence in their work, studies show that research funded by the food industry is four to eight times more likely to conclude something that financially benefits the sponsor.

As wrong as it may sound you may just conclude something, that you will lose out on.

I concluded something that kondo's class would probably fail me for: I took too much joy in it.

The objective in collecting and analyzing data is to conclude something about that population.

But if you can conclude something like that (inaudible) you've pushed it to the next level.

In interviews, I believe you should always conclude with something that sums up how you feel about the character.

And he buoyantly concludes: "Something is happening that I never could have imagined: a metropolitan life with a level of dread that is subsiding.

Royall's managing director, Peter Farrell, concludes: "Something has happened more recently that's accelerated change.

This, along with Joe's fecal incontinence, forces Quagmire to end the show early and conclude that this is something that should never have been attempted.

Flip through the latest volume, however, and it's hard not to conclude that something has changed, that the selection criteria for "Honored Biographees" in Marquis's Who's Who have become how to put it?–more democratic.

N.D.I., she concluded, is "bravely doing something that is completely futile".