Sentence examples for concluded long from inspiring English sources

In federal court, they would have concluded long ago.

Orwell had concluded long before that capitalism had failed unambiguously, and he never changed his opinion.

Most Huntsvillians concluded long ago that the Germans had been coerced into joining the party.

The competition -- as in who would win the game -- concluded long before that.

By May, the Germans had concluded, long after most private economists said it was inevitable, that a restructuring was needed.

Western intelligence officials concluded long ago that the senior Qaeda leaders had taken sanctuary most likely in North or South Waziristan, some 200 miles from Islamabad, Pakistan's capital.

Applebaum rightly concludes, long before that climax, that the totalitarian spell could never be sustained for long.

As Christine Vautier, a Hobart resident, concludes, "Long after the flames die down, the smell of cinders, and the fear, lives on".

On the contrary, she invariably seems to have been caught unawares by the camera at some evanescent moment, and everything about her expression and bearing suggests a drama beginning long before and concluding long after the click of the shutter.

Indeed, if Microsoft heeds the advice of many experts, it might conclude long before the appeals process is exhausted that the best course is to hasten the split -- especially if it can negotiate more favorable terms in a consent decree.

Iran's defense minister arrived in Moscow today to conclude long-delayed talks on a large purchase of Russian arms, an agenda now likely to be joined by discussions of Tehran's role in a global campaign against terror.