Sentence examples for conclusion soon from inspiring English sources

Labour really need the contest, which has dragged on since May, to come to a conclusion soon.

Mogherini said that the continuation of the talks did not represent a formal extension and negotiators insisted that the talks would need to reach a conclusion soon.

Brown's death, in the heat of the summer, produced a huge swell of anger and a fierce debate, but a tentative conclusion soon emerged: though his death had first seemed disturbing, many came to see him as a flawed victim.

And will the public have the patience and sophistication and fortitude to do some closework of its own, to remain engaged and disciplined, ready to endure a conflict that won't come to a definitive conclusion soon, and may well become a fixture of the new civic landscape?

While saying that the agreement represented "the limits of the company's flexibility on the terms negotiated," the two executives added that they were "hopeful we can bring this matter to a conclusion soon so that together we can focus all our efforts on growing the company and thereby increasing opportunities for all".

The conclusion soon blossomed: Apple now made great products.

Six investigations are under way into abuses of detainees; none are expected to produce any conclusions soon.

The OECD has recently reopened the debate on what should count as ODA, but don't expect conclusions soon.

A government investigation of the blast, with forensic assistance from the F.B.I., is expected to release its conclusions soon, and that could also have unpredictable effects on Yemen's tense political scene.

That unexpected conclusion was soon confirmed by a stream of new, similar cases elsewhere in Europe, Canada and Australia.

But the question is whether millions of investors are jumping to a conclusion too soon.