Sentence examples for concluded exactly from inspiring English sources

Of course, I would, since I concluded exactly the same thing two years ago, when Bitcoin was at its previous hype peak.

The deal is concluded exactly six weeks to the day since Reading manager Brian McDermott guided his side to automatic promotion from the Championship.

"No one has proven to me that speculators have anything to do with what's happening here, the CFTC has studied and concluded that too... .. (He's wrong -- the CFTC actually reversed its position of 2008 in August of 2009 and concluded exactly the opposite).

Interestingly, several previous studies conducted in Hong Kong during the SARS pandemic concluded exactly the opposite: these studies found that, when compared with women, men were less likely to believe that preventive behaviors were efficacious in controlling SARS [ 11, 14, 15].

While researchers have not yet concluded exactly why going braless created this result, they posit that leaving the bras off allowed women's chest muscles to get stronger and firmer in order to support the weight of their breasts, causing them to lift a little.

The match concludes exactly as it began, in mud, and the sodden mob goes home.

report comes out looking a little bit superficial, and certainly can't be used to conclude exactly how much money needs to be put on the table".

There aren't many story arcs which begin with Jackie Brenston's "Rocket 88", cruise through a succession of plot developments as brilliant as Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, John Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley, Etta James, Dale Hawkins, Sonny Boy Williamson and, yes, Rotary Connection, and then conclude exactly 100 episodes later with "My Ding-a-Ling".

Definitive studies have yet to conclude exactly how dangerous those activities are, but anyone who has tried it knows that texting while driving requires a lot more finesse than, say, fiddling with the radio or sipping coffee, which you can do while keeping your eyes on the road (for the most part).

In order to satisfy the second condition, we show that updating functions are monotone, i.e., their first derivative with respect to imposed interference should become non-negative which conclude exactly the same as (32), and these are always satisfied.

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