Sentence examples for concluded nothing from inspiring English sources

Repeatedly, medical examinations and blood work concluded nothing substantial.

"In the modern world," he concluded, "nothing could be further from the truth". How right he was.

The message described the agency's employees as "passionate, competitive and restless" and as "ideas people" who had "much to contribute" after the attacks, and concluded "Nothing is impossible".

"We concluded nothing could have been done that would have prevented that incident from happening".

But prominent Brexiteer Steve Baker said he was "glad the House of Commons has concluded nothing".

Horner said: "There are lots of discussions going on, but nothing is concluded, nothing is confirmed.

And, therefore, I could conclude nothing.

There is, Neuberger concludes, "nothing wrong or surprising about this".

Her statement in Portuguese concludes: "Nothing was sudden and unexpected about it.

Officials instead made a day trip to the camp in South Sudan and spoke to a handful of refugees, concluding nothing.

However that may be, and conceding that the power to revoke exists and rightly should exist to some extent, the question remains whether the power to admit can be delegated to the courts in such a way that their determination, once made, determines and concludes nothing with finality.