Sentence examples for concludes in this from inspiring English sources

The ignorance resulting from the absence of national education standards, combined with the resurgent anti-intellectualism now abroad in the land, Ms. Jacoby concludes in this useful if less than electrifying volume, is dangerous for any country, but especially dangerous for a democracy.

"It is," he concludes, "in this clandestine worldwide minority... that today resides,... unknown to the majority of the French, the life and future of their irreplaceable idiom, qualified as a literary language and the language of 'good company.'" For those looking to join this latter-day "banquet of enlightened minds," "When the World Spoke French" is an excellent place to start.

The European-like burden may be "stealthy," in the U.K. vernacular, but as contributor Jack Anderson concludes in this tax-survey issue, it ultimately will have real effect on British competitiveness.

The HHI team concludes in this report that although the SSP project provided novel ways of collecting information related to conflict zones, the overall success of this endeavor was not a significant thing.

It concludes: "In this referendum, no one is more important than you".

Language, he concludes, in this silver season of his life, is a failure.

These early whales could still detect sounds in the air via their ear canals, the team concludes in this week's issue of Nature.

In the end, the tally concluded in this order: Mr. Obama, Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Edwards.

"That's why we concluded in this critical analysis that it's probably premature to recommend aspirin for primary prevention of stroke in older patients".

The Chicago summit should conclude, in this context, with NATO asserting that the fundamental purpose of nuclear weapons is to deter nuclear attack.

Some important remarks are finally concluded in this paper.