Sentence examples for concludes almost from inspiring English sources

But without it, the paper concludes, almost half of the unfenced lion populations could come close to extinction in the next few decades.

The letter concludes almost angrily: There is, of course, the possibility to live one's life and have no children — sort of racial suicide — but leave that to the weaklings.

— have concluded almost invariably that budget cutting in a depressed economy is counterproductive.

The article concluded almost like a eulogy: Friends say his marriage is "the most successful thing about him".

The cuts were, the study concluded, "almost certainly without precedent in the history of adult social care".

The recently declassified State Department documents show that its own investigators concluded almost immediately after the murders that General Pinochet's new government had killed the two men.

They are aware of the issue, and conclude almost every one of their discussions with the mantra that statistics are an invaluable tool when used properly.

General summing up begins in Antigua's high court – with the trial set to conclude almost three years on from the murders of Mr and Mrs Mullany.

In his judgment at the end of the seven-year proceedings, Mr Justice Moor concluded almost all of the debts that led Mr Young to be declared bankrupt in 2010 did not now exist.

But over all the new mixed-media pieces come across as open-ended exercises in improvisation and experimentation, with the process concluding almost arbitrarily when the allotted time period is up and a new piece is ready to be started.

Even though stress tests have long been part of that process, it's easy to see how watchdogs working in silos might conclude almost all banks are stronger than average.