Sentence examples for concluded more time from inspiring English sources

Mario Draghi, the president of European Central Bank, acknowledged these concerns, although he concluded: "More time is needed to determine in particular whether the loss of growth momentum in emerging markets is of a temporary or permanent nature".

Then restaurant owners concluded, more or less all at the same time, that store-bought goods weren't good enough.

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Just last week, a Stanford University study concluded that the more time people spend on the Internet, the lonelier they become.

Another study, by the psychologists Eric Rolfhus and Philip Ackerman, tested 141 college students' knowledge of 20 different subjects, from art to astronomy to statistics, and found that the introverts knew more than the extroverts about 19 subjects — presumably, the researchers concluded, because the more time people spend socializing, the less time they have for learning.

As Mr. Knight clutches "the last outlying knot of starved herbage," the passage concludes, "A minute — perhaps more time — was passed in mute thought by both.

"Dad, I miss you every day, and I wish I could see you just one more time," one concludes.

The May 1 letter, to be made public today by the Coalition for the Advancement of Medical Research, an advocacy group, concludes, "There is just no more time to wait".

The data structure used by the algorithm is robust, needing more time to conclude the processing.

Arraignment of both UCLA and Harran in Los Angeles County Superior Court was scheduled for 2 February, but the judge postponed the formal reading of charges and entering of pleas until 7 March at the defendants' request, reportedly to allow the parties more time to conclude plea negotiations.

Others took a little more time to conclude that being childfree is the right choice for them.