Sentence examples for conclude the controversy from inspiring English sources
This result allows us to understand and to conclude the controversy among several authors on this compound and the technique may be promising for other radical-nucleophile reactions.
Peggy Kuhr, a university spokeswoman, said that while neither the N.C.A.A. nor the Justice Department investigations had concluded, the controversy had prompted the university to make changes.
I conclude that the controversy was based on two different views of the clinical investigator.
We conclude that the controversy over nuclear power may be treated as a problem of contrasting beliefs and normative values in clear disjunction from experience.
While management may not be revealing more until the investigation concludes, the Williams controversy is the talk of 30 Rock.
Although there is no accusation against General Sanchez, Mr. Rumsfeld concluded that the controversy would make it difficult to get quick confirmation, so he turned to General Craddock.
A third essay, by Nicole Bouvier, an influenza researcher at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, concludes that the controversy highlights the need for the scientific community to develop better methods for handling so-called dual-use research that could be used for good or evil.
Reviewing the results from a number of meta-analyses conducted in the 1990s, Rothstein and Goffin (2006) conclude that – despite the controversy surrounding them – personality measures may be an important predictor of job performance.
The reader of the newly translated English version can only conclude that controversy -- over the book's right-wing politics and willfully pornographic passages -- accounts for the novel's high profile.
After the controversy surrounding domestic spying, Mr. Bush's aides concluded, the Bush White House did not have the credibility or the political capital to deal with the subject.
