Sentence examples for concluded something from inspiring English sources

In Middletown, Soucy has concluded something else.

There are 36 possible pairs of justices, and in the term just concluded something interesting happened.

I like the assessment of one reader, John Reilly, who weighed the facts and concluded, "Something is wrong here".

Once "the rock begins to roll," he concluded, something much stronger than a change of mind is required to stop it.

But the job offered a sliver of something brighter and, he concluded, something unique: "occasional, very occasional, glimpses of the nearest thing to paradise".

When both doctor and patient are placed in the same room," he concluded, "something greater is created". The final speaker was internationally recognized heart specialist Jay N. Cohn, M.D. '56, who was given the Medical College Alumni Award.

The objective in collecting and analyzing data is to conclude something about that population.

In 2011 economists may conclude something similar about India's elephantine economy.

Investigators observe samples from two groups (e.g. men and women) in some accessible population, but seek to conclude something about a wider, general population.

Usually, Moneymaker said, people conclude something is Sasquatch only after they've considered, and rejected, all other possible animals.

"He was complaining about, you write a report concluding something happened and they destroy it," she said.