Sentence examples for concludes the new from inspiring English sources

But "The Proposition" boiled over at its natural climax, whereas the shoot-out that concludes the new film could, you sense, have happened anytime.

The report concludes: "The new media is a way for them to get closer to the public without necessarily allowing the public to become overly familiar in return.

But when the less positive, unpublished trials are included, the advantage shrinks: the drugs outperform placebos, but by a modest margin, concludes the new report, which appears Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine.

In each of the next 50 years, the report concludes, the new plants would emit a total of 122 million tons of carbon dioxide, 79,000 tons of sulfur dioxide, 52,000 tons of nitrogen oxides and 4,000 pounds of toxic mercury into the air over and around the Great Smoky Mountains, Zion and eight other national parks.

Citing much research, they concluded, "the new digital world is a toxic environment for the developing minds of young people.

Khmelnytsky's successor, Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky, broke with Moscow and in 1658 concluded the new Treaty of Hadyach with Poland.

This was a play on the "English breakfast" meeting which was meant to have concluded the new settlement for the UK that was meant to have taken place early on Friday.

The board said in a separate statement that it had unanimously backed the bid after studying a report by an independent expert that concluded the new offer fairly valued the company.

As Baraka himself concluded, the new class of black city politicians and bureaucrats ushered into office on the coattails of the movement often drifted into the cynical urban politics of business-as-usual.

The two sides were stepping up talks in Geneva in hopes of shortly concluding the new agreement, which would cut the world's two largest nuclear arsenals by up to a third.

So, to conclude, the new app is cleaner, better looking and more easy to use.