Sentence examples for conclusion speaker from inspiring English sources

Conclusion Speaker Gingrich's and Senator Santorum's campaigns have resource challenges.

Reagan's ability to sustain the veto was "a foregone conclusion," House Speaker Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill Jr. (D-Mass). acknowledged.

The leader of the Commons, David Lidington, is said to have reached this conclusion before the Speaker made his own opposition public in the chamber on Monday.

The CIA said the quality of the tape, broadcast Nov. 16, was so poor that it could not reach any conclusion about the speaker's identity.

These findings align with Hostetter's (2011) conclusion that when speakers express redundant information in gesture and speech, gesture matters less for listeners' comprehension.

Deutscher's conclusion is that "speakers of different languages may perceive colours slightly differently after all".

Conclusion: With few speakers at all, the diversity of Sony's conference has to be judged on the games, two of which focused on female protagonists.

Psychologists have discovered that the simple, two-syllable sound carries enough information for listeners to draw conclusions about the speaker's personality, such as how trustworthy he or she is.

Data from speech processing in bilinguals leads to the same conclusion: non-native speakers suffer increased lexical competition (Weber & Cutler, 2004).

The first and last seem sources that are themselves reasons – either reasons for holding it probable that the speaker's conclusions are true, or reasons for the conclusion itself.

Note that such segments usually include the introduction and eventually the conclusion by the anchor speaker in addition to the development (by development, we refer to the actual report on the topic of interest.