Sentence examples for conclude the picture from inspiring English sources

To conclude, the picture regarding the development of protection through unemployment benefit looks somewhat ambiguous, with notable country differences in terms of both in levels and changes.

"I hate to say it, but Darren plays better when he's fat," Chandler said Sunday while waiting greenside for Clarke to conclude the picture-taking after the traditional winner's ceremony.

To conclude, the emerging picture from our labeling and functional studies is that granule cells and oligodendrocytes are major ET targets in the mouse cerebellar cortex.

But it did not take long for journalists and analysts to conclude that the picture was clumsily doctored to add more amphibious landing vehicles and make the drill look far more imposing than it really was.

Furthermore, the insertion of pictures onto finished wall paintings, which necessarily requires a joint between the inserted plaster and the pre-existing mortar, does not permit one to conclude that the picture was painted in fresco, as it could as easily have been painted a secco.

In summary, we can conclude that the picture of HLA class II involvement in PBC is quite complex.

So it was with reluctance that Sim concluded that the picture wasn't by Richmond after all.

Then connoisseurs concluded that the picture wasn't by Rembrandt after all, but by a follower: Nicolaes Maes and Abraham van Dijck were prominent candidates.

The Scot concluded that the picture painted in the report of cycling today risked putting the fight against doping back several years, as the fear that contemporaries were involved in widespread doping was what had led many cyclists to dope in the past.

Film historian Thomas P. Doherty concludes that the picture favors scenery and typecasting over real characters.

Excessive force The Attorney-General, Mr Katzenbach, said that he personally was "upset" at the violence used and that many people would already have concluded from the pictures they had seen that the degree of force employed had been excessive.