Sentence examples for conclusion surprised from inspiring English sources
Then on Monday, when officials released a long-awaited report on the explosion at the national oil company's enormous Amuay refinery, which killed more than 40 people last year, the conclusion surprised no one: sabotage again.
Their conclusion surprised the designers as much as their sponsor: they determined that promoting the concept of a "foodshed" — a diversified, regional food economy — could be the key to improving the American diet.
Just the Facts This conclusion surprised me.
With the support of his fellow vets though, the father-son reunion hug at the retreat's conclusion surprised and brought tears and cheers from all those gathered.
The judge's conclusions surprised them, said Marina.
Still, the team reached a conclusion that surprised them: "There was no real compelling reason to think of bringing him back to Florida," Father O'Loughlin said.
This conclusion may surprise Guardian readers.
The play's provocative conclusion might surprise some fans, since it departs from the company's creed.
Maybe the European Commission, when its latest investigation finally reaches a conclusion, will surprise us by recommending "quick and effective anti-dumping action", as lobby group UK Steel hopes.
As a result, he will leave behind him a country in dire straits.A chronic disease, not an acute oneThat grim conclusion might surprise students of the euro crisis.
Her dismaying conclusion will surprise no one: western countries may favour rapid military intervention, but they are less enthusiastic about bearing the protracted heat of state- building, which is why they often leave such a mess in the kitchen.A handy solution is to pass the responsibility on to UN forces.
