Sentence examples for conclusion quickly from inspiring English sources

The medical examiner's conclusion quickly reopened old wounds and renewed debate on questions that have generated lawsuits on behalf of thousands of responders and residents of Lower Manhattan.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said Monday that he hoped Israel's incursion -- its deadliest into Gaza in four years -- "can come to a conclusion quickly".

And I hope that whatever he does is proportionate to the threat that Israel is facing and I hope that this operation can come to a conclusion quickly.' Israel publicly appears to be in no rush to end the operation.

The conclusion quickly drawn throughout the television industry was that the special was timed perfectly to take advantage of a desire among viewers for familiar television entertainment that might provide a respite from the largely grim news of the last several months.

If a United Nations assessment team is sent and reaches a conclusion quickly enough, then the writers of the interim constitution, called the fundamental law, may be able to finish it by the Feb. 28 deadline, said Mr. Istrabadi, a law professor at DePauw University.

"I've answered all these questions at length, and obviously we have cooperated fully, take it very seriously, wish it were getting to a conclusion quickly, so we could move on," the governor said when asked if he had hired a personal lawyer.

The best we can do is use what psychologists call "heuristics": mental shortcuts that help us draw conclusions quickly.

When you ask people moral questions, time their responses and scan their brains, their answers and brain activation patterns indicate that they reach conclusions quickly and produce reasons later only to justify what they've decided.

I hope they reach a positive conclusion as quickly as possible".

We're also told that, as we suspected, Tony Blair reached the same conclusion pretty quickly.

And I've really came to the conclusion very quickly I was going to have to eventually close my lab.