Sentence examples for concluded completely from inspiring English sources

He concluded, completely correctly, that in the absence of bad faith by the EU, "the legal risk remains unchanged" that the UK could be "indefinitely and involuntarily detained within the protocol's provisions".

Gallup's poll methodology, Alsop concludes, comprised completely "defensible allowances" for non-voters and undecideds.

Today's story quoting Kristie Boering's research announcement definitively linking chemical fertlizer and atmospheric NO2 concluded with a completely unnecessary, unsupported, apologetic intimating that significant reduction or elimination of the use of chemical fertilizer is out of the question.

The Tax Policy Center concluded that to completely eliminate the marriage tax penalty, the tax code would have to eliminate the special rates for heads of household, since otherwise they would still be worse off if they married.

"The board of Severn Trent has reviewed the proposal with its advisers and concluded that it completely fails to recognize the existing and potential value of Severn Trent," the British utility said on Wednesday.

Also, he concluded, it was completely unnecessary.

It concluded with her completely abandoned and viciously fighting Pennsatucky when cornered in the prison yard.

Early anatomical studies concluded that bats completely lack cones [8].

It should be mentioned that the non-specificity that was concluded is not completely definite since it was assumed on the basis of only one study, and further data are lacking.

A recent analysis by economists at JPMorgan Chase concluded that halting immigration completely would reduce annual economic growth by 0.3percentt.

Earlier studies based on the assumption of frictionless financial markets had concluded that QE is completely ineffective.