Sentence examples for concluding at least from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency rejected on Thursday a request to cut the federal government's quota for the use of ethanol in cars, concluding, at least for now, that the national goal of reducing oil use trumps any effect on food prices from making fuel from corn.

PAGE C1 ETHANOL LEVELS HELD STEADY The Environmental Protection Agency rejected a request to cut the federal government's quota for the use of ethanol in cars, concluding, at least for now, that cutting oil use is more important than any effect on food prices.

And the club are hopeful of concluding at least one more deal before the transfer deadline on Friday.

But, it concluded, "at least we now know where we stand.

"If it was an ugly world," Chang concludes, "at least it was their own".

"Our biggest successes," he concluded, "at least in terms of exerting influence, have been outside the carpet industry.

If New Yorkers could not have natural wetlands, Mr. Smith concluded, at least they could be reminded of them.

Much has been written about David Lynch's acclaimed Mulholland Drive, and very little concluded (at least not definitively).

He said an investigation "into an alleged [Isis] attack in Syria in August" concluded "at least two people were exposed to [the blister agent] sulphur mustard.

Depending on what else Mueller has found, a reasonable prosecutor could well look at these facts and conclude, at least regarding the Comey firing, that obstruction could not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

Roosevelt was not naive about Stalin, Mr. Draper concludes, at least no more so than Churchill or anyone else in that period; but Roosevelt's power did not reach across the Elbe.