Sentence examples for concluded point from inspiring English sources

Enforcement efforts to date, the authors concluded, "point to a lack of political will among those responsible at national and international levels".

"Snides like you undermine it," Brand concluded, pointing at the reporter.

The company would have been "expected to comply with any requests or orders for assistance from the Chinese government, including its security services," the NTIA report concluded, pointing specifically to the danger of cyberattacks against U.S. targets.

As she noted on Twitter, that broadside concluded: "points for honesty go to the journalists at Fars, who for reasons that probably range from solidarity to self-preservation aren't disposed to whitewash their President's ideological predilections".

The Kirman record, researchers concluded, points to several centuries of drought in the Middle Ages, as well as a mid-Holocene Epoch period of aridity that began about 8,000 years ago and lasted, with one notable interruption, for roughly 5,000 years.

The receiver decides the service side for the concluding point.

But a Scottish Labour grandee offers a neat concluding point.

And that brings us to our concluding point: strategy as currently practiced rarely emphasizes the importance of community.

Having reached the concluding point in tonight's lecture, Miguel leaves the stage with his T-shirt on.

The Winter Classic — which is played outdoors — is a contrived but spectacular concluding point during the season, something that other leagues don't quite have.

But its concluding point, suggesting that we may not want the government to play the insurance broker role, feeds a troubling trend of conflating efficiency and equity.