Sentence examples for concluded though from inspiring English sources

By the time this meeting concluded, though, it was clear that the refrain, "Politics is local," won out.

The government statement concluded, though, that Millennium no longer exists and that the $26 million dollars, plus an additional $11 million estimated to be accrued interest, was gone.

The day concluded, though, with expressions of frustration by an Apple lawyer, Harold McElhinny, and the judge in the case, Lucy H.  Koh, over the public release by Samsung of evidence that Judge Koh had ordered excluded from the case.

XXXXXXXXXXXX concluded, though, that, despite media criticism and the preferences of working level MFA officials, GoF human rights policy on Tunisia would remain unchanged as long as Chirac remained President.

He has also concluded, though, that because they are so expensive and so central to the business, all other parts of the warehouse need to operate with the goal of avoiding backlogs and delays that would prevent the Crisplant machine from running at peak efficiency.

They concluded, though, that some experienced clinicians were able to predict caries risk with high specifity and sensitivity levels [ 31].

Less understanding souls might reasonably conclude, though, that the payment amounted to hush money.

I ended up concluding, though, that the people who wrote in fell into three categories: technologists, pessimists and pragmatists.

Let me conclude, though, by striking a cautionary note about Pope Francis's rhetoric and what it might mean for the governance of the church.

As Mr Lynch concludes, though San Martín's achievements were different to those of Bolívar, they were "not inferior".

"I had idealized something that maybe never was," she concludes, though neither she nor her film seem completely convinced.