Sentence examples for conclude will be from inspiring English sources
The outlook, these outsiders conclude, will be reasonably fair if Ehud Barak takes over at the head of a Labour-led coalition; stormy if Binyamin Netanyahu is re-elected to lead a right-wing coalition.
"Such posts," garvy concluded, "will be very damaging to the Cause".
Such, he concludes, will be the case with all of his future projects.
May says any trade deal the UK concludes will be good for the UK.
Establishing "a multipolar world," it concludes, will be a slow process.
"George W. Bush and his team of lawyers," she concludes, "will be shaping the direction of American law and culture long after many of them are dead".
The Tongass National Forest in Alaska, the nation's largest and one that in some versions would have been exempted from the roadbuilding ban, is included in the final plan, although timber sales already concluded will be honored.
Top of that list, the review has concluded, will be the emerging powers of the Asia-Pacific region amid mounting Pentagon concern about China's growing naval power and investment in high-tech weaponry.
The "formula which proves to have the most massive destiny," he concludes, "will be the true one" (E, 17).
The rest, the AP analysis concludes, will be shouldered by young people in the form of higher premiums.
QUESTION: Can we conclude there will be no response to these particular provocations?
