Sentence examples for concluded to date from inspiring English sources

Two years after his arrest, a leaked F.B.I. report concluded, "To date, we have not identified any true 'sleeper' agents in the U.S". Third, when jihadist terrorists have attacked the United States, they have arrived from outside the country, something that is much harder to do now.

And a report by the Congressional Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism, formed in 2007, concluded: "To date, the U.S. government has invested most of its nonproliferation efforts and diplomatic capital in preventing nuclear terrorism.

Although the $25 billion package was the largest energy deal Moscow and Beijing have concluded to date, it was not the first.

The survey confirmed what most epidemiological studies conducted around the world have concluded to date: people belonging to the lowest socio-economic level of our society are the most vulnerable to psychological distress [ 42- 44].

To conclude, to date explanations for why HRV may be reduced in depression have typically adopted cognitive explanations for example, an inability to disengage threat detection that then serves to perpetuate worry and hyper-vigilance, even when no real threat exists (Thayer and Lane, 2000).

It can be concluded that to date the current availably literature regarding this significant pathological entity provides inconsistent and confusing information.

These views contrast with an exhaustive review by the World Health Organization that concluded last year: "To date, no adverse health effects have been established for mobile phone use".

It is concluded that, to date, there are limited, and mixed, findings regarding the possible association of genes with psychological phenotypes in infancy.

It was concluded that, to date, one can only suggest that there is a tendency for the exchange-current to increase with the increase in We, without giving any quantitative relationships.

The authors concluded that to date only experimental pain testing has been shown to coincide with improvements in clinical status in a longitudinal study [ 54].

A recent review concluded that to date there were no consistent results regarding the effectiveness of patient participation on health-related outcomes [ 51].