Sentence examples similar to conclusion of the decade from inspiring English sources

After this, it's impossible to imagine any kind of honorable and satisfactory conclusion to the decade of American involvement in Afghanistan.

American officials hope the summit of the 28-member alliance will set in motion an orderly conclusion of the decade-long war in Afghanistan, a huge undertaking.

It would last nearly two years, result in the execution of over 200 slaves and mark a bitter conclusion to the decades of black bondage along the Mississippi River.

That's the conclusion of a King's Fund review, amid concerns the NHS will face a £30bn funding gap by the end of the decade.

Definitely by the end of the decade.

"I had $9,000 in the bank, didn't own a car, didn't own a house and didn't know what I was going to do," Valentine said last week, looking back on the conclusion of his decade in the big leagues.

In 2005, Calvin Tomkins wrote about the extravaganza that Jeffrey Deitch threw for the artist Jeff Koons on the conclusion of his fifth decade of life: The garage doors opened, and in trooped the marching band of Burlington City High School, in Burlington, New Jersey, wearing navy-blue uniforms and feathered shakos and producing on their instruments a deafening version of "Happy Birthday".

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04775.002 The main conclusion of a decade of sociogenomic research with a range of solitary and social animal species is that highly conserved genes underpinning core physiological processes can also influence behavioral state (Amdam et al., 2004, 2006; Toth and Robinson, 2007; Toth et al., 2007, 2010; Woodard et al., 2011; Woodard et al., 2014).

What a fine and happy conclusion: the great American novel of the decade has yet to be written, and it could be by anyone.

During the decade after the conclusion of the Peace of Nijmegen, the tension between William and Holland (particularly Amsterdam) worsened, because the prince was fixed upon a policy of renewed resistance to Louis XIV, while the Hollanders preferred peace at any reasonable price.

The benefits of this enormous expenditure of funds were cast-iron (inflexible) organization, exceptional technical and scientific expertise, and continuity in mosquito control efforts maintained by the regional government for decades after conclusion of the campaign.