Sentence examples for concluded it would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dunnell has considered changing his cellphone number but concluded it would be too disruptive.

But then he thought about it some more and concluded it would be "silly" for David Moyes to sanction it.

Now, the union-backed groups appear to have concluded it would be more constructive, sometimes, to engage Wal-Mart.

He later said that he had considering resigning but concluded it would be too "indulgent" to do so.

The government concluded it would be able to deliver capital faster and with greater assurance if it did so directly.

Donor antipathy meant humanitarian agencies concluded it would be politically unfeasible to raise their appeal as early warnings accumulated.

Such reminders might lead citizens to conclude it would be comforting to be a second-rate power.

Cuomo set up a command post in NYC but would not speak to the press, concluding it would be best (remembering Attica) to lie low.

Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary, had dropped the idea, concluding it would be more efficient to inject capital directly into banks by buying preferred shares.

The F.B.I. history of identification (as quoted by Simon Cole) concludes: It would be hard to conceive a more nearly perfect case for refuting the claims of rival systems of identification.

Condoleezza Rice does get a mention, as does Hillary Clinton, but to read this book without knowing about them, you might conclude it would be impossible for a mother to run for President or a single woman to be Secretary of State.