Sentence examples for concluded in one from inspiring English sources

"Negotiations could be concluded in one weekend," Mr. Saunders said over a pineapple pizza lunch at the California Restaurant, one of the latest American cultural imitations here.

"It would be unreasonable," she concluded in one essay, "to demand that anything as lovely as an herbaceous border in full bloom be achieved without a little suffering".

The reason Dennis Potter was at heart a TV writer and Harold Pinter essentially a theatre man was that the former's mind was drawn to stories that played out over six evenings (The Singing Detective, Pennies from Heaven), while the latter generally conceived ideas that concluded in one night.

As concluded in one study, in terms of the systemic effects after the application of Oraqix® in periodontal pockets, there was a large safety margin.

"There is little doubt that the anatomy of the English bulldog has considerable capacity to cause suffering," Dr. Nicola Rooney and Dr. David Sargan concluded in one of the reports, "Pedigree Dog Breeding in the U.K.: A Major Welfare Concern?" "The breed is noted to have locomotion difficulties, breathing problems, an inability to mate or give birth without assistance..

"In these tough times, New York City needs a leader, not a politician," the announcer concludes in one of three new advertisements broadcast since Sept. 26 by Mr. Bloomberg.

However scientists disagree, concluding in one of a number of studies: "The use of livestock grazing in Australian alpine environments as a fire abatement practice is not justified on scientific grounds".

To the authors, this supported the idea that there are too many factors to conclude in one direction or the other: "[T]he longitudinal pattern of drug use that has been interpreted as the 'gateway effect' might be better conceptualized as a genetically influenced developmental trajectory".

Designing the Opera House had been a great opportunity, he concluded, in which not one hour had been spent in vain.

We have also analysed other studies, with less backing than the above-mentioned opinions of expert reviewers, but with an acceptable methodology, that have concluded in favour of one or other mode of treatment, such as physiotherapy [ 7, 8] or the injection of corticoids [ 9, 10].

The police have concluded inquiries in one case and are continuing investigations in the other two cases.