Sentence examples for concludes whether from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith lists the circumstantial opportunities and concludes: "Whether he and Kay were intimate remains a matter of conjecture.

As to the perpetrators of this heinous crime, the story concludes: "Whether the death penalty acts as a deterrent remains questionable, although studies show that the odds of criminals committing another crime drops by almost half after their execution".

Smith, who devotes a substantial portion of his book to the lead-up and aftermath of the Iraq war, concludes: "Whether George W Bush was the worst president in American history will be long debated, but his decision to invade Iraq is easily the worst foreign policy decision ever made by an American president".

This approach stands in sharp contrast to the more common practice of focusing on the first clinical issue named by the patient and asking, as the visit concludes, whether there is "anything else" that patient hoped to cover.

The systematic review then concludes whether smoking increases cancer incidence, based on all the relevant publications, taking into account the extent to which we should accept each individual publication's answers/conclusions.

"We have not yet concluded whether the securities laws were broken," he said.

But it was hard to say, The Times concluded, whether discarding the disputed ballots would have given the election to Al Gore.

We will not know until the negotiations are concluded whether the Scottish government can deliver all it hopes.

Financial statements often include many estimates, and auditors now simply conclude whether an estimate is or is not reasonable.

"As such it has been impossible to conclude whether there had been incriminating evidence on the devices," Kroll said.

All it says is that "a 'rational basis' exists for so concluding" — whether or not a more compelling "rational basis" exists for concluding the opposite.