Sentence examples for concluding one from inspiring English sources
"concluding one" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to the final part of a sentence or the part that brings the sentence to a close. Example: "The concluding one of the argument was the strongest, persuading even the most skeptical audience members."
On their own, these premises are not sufficient for concluding one way or the other.
On one track, snippets excised from ads for over-the-counter drugs were reassembled into a horrifying litany of side effects, concluding "one daily dose provides 24 hours of headache, diarrhea and abdominal pain".
In both the title story and the concluding one, "Acts of Memory, Wisdom of Man," Murray uses a fascination with bugs to signal a first-person narrator's distance from his own emotions.
In "My Turn: The Memoirs of Nancy Reagan" (Random House, 1989) she addressed her critics, concluding, "One reason may be that some women aren't all that crazy about a woman who wears a size 4, and seems to have no trouble staying slim".
Before concluding one has evidence of 'detection without localisation', there are some important alternatives to be considered.
Perhaps the most important idea here, in my mind, is the concluding one, distinguishing the importance of preserving uncompromised individual vision, beyond all cultural commodification, particularly in the era of the hashtag.
Time needed to conclude one session was on average 45 min.
Gunn rightfully concluded "One day we will look back on ourselves as social, ecological and environmental savages".
Which leads me to conclude one thing.
She concluded, "One can say this is civilized divorce".
"I can only conclude one of three things," he wrote.
