Sentence examples for conclusion with a from inspiring English sources

Republicans have come to the same conclusion with a new sense of urgency about their prospects in November.

Jefferies analyist Martin Deboo said: The Sucralose review is reaching a conclusion, with a board review in April.

The Globe's Season of Plenty reaches its conclusion with a failure to recognise that less can be so much more.

For Hinrikus, he had hopes that they'd come to a good conclusion, "with a clear plan of what's achievable in a short timeframe.

But give credit to Ms. Floren: having achieved her setup, she manages to hold attention and bring everything to a firm conclusion with a big surprise twist.

His conclusion? "With a Thursday, Friday, Saturday audience that are up for it, you don't hear the play creaking and it can really take off.

It must be noted, that on the issue of articles 14 and 8, the court came to its conclusion with a very small margin (four votes to three).

There is a sense of an era reaching its natural conclusion with a raft of impending retirements, but the tone is set, and continuity is assured.

He had planned to introduce his conclusion with a call to "go back to our communities as members of the international association for the advancement of creative dissatisfaction".

The program, for which Tony Waag was master of ceremonies, came to a boisterous conclusion with a carnival procession of dancers and musicians led by Valéria Pinheiro of Brazil.

Carlo Ancelotti denounced Chelsea's second-half performance as the "poorest" of his tenure as the Londoners' group stage stuttered to a conclusion with a sloppy 2-2 dragainstnst Apoel Nicosia.