Sentence examples for conclusion until from inspiring English sources

The construction of Keystone XL seemed like a foregone conclusion until the spring of 2011, when the climate scientist James Hansen posted an article online.

It's one step at a time; the negotiations typically will be ongoing and I expect won't come to a conclusion until the final hour, whenever that is.

The story, begun in Genesis and continued in Exodus and Leviticus, does not reach its conclusion until Israel successfully occupies the Promised Land.

Some observers, however, are unwilling to reach such a conclusion until restrictions are removed and the peasants have a free choice of tenure and farm organization.

The airline has said that it believes flight MH370 crashed into the Southern Indian Ocean with the loss of all lives, but many relatives refuse to accept that conclusion until wreckage is found.

But the bureau did not reach that conclusion until Dec. 22, 1992, seven weeks after President George Bush was voted out of office, largely on the basis of the weak economy.

Music warned against drawing any conclusions until the results of the inquiry were known.

Mr. Giuliani has repeatedly appealed to residents to resist forming conclusions until more facts are known.

The neuroscientists warned against drawing conclusions until the experiment was over.

Mr Stevens, who took office in 1968, urged his constituents not to draw any conclusions until the investigation is complete.

"It is important we don't jump to conclusions or draw conclusions until we have a chance to thoroughly go through this information," Mr. Williams said.