Sentence examples for conclusion would become from inspiring English sources

TVNewser reported and Matt Lauer confirmed on air that what started as a rumor from FTVLive and quickly became a foregone conclusion would become the "major announcement" Matt Lauer promised on Friday.

Once Tim Lincecum struck out 58 men in 31 2/3 innings in Single-A in August 2006, it was a foregone conclusion that he would become a superstar.

While the nation celebrated what felt like a people's revolt, I knew that it was pretty much a foregone conclusion that the new government would become wildly unpopular.

The two parties also agreed that Thaçi would become president at the conclusion of Atifete Jahjaga's term in 2016.

He was born at such an important time in Vietnam's history -- it was 1960, in a small village near what would become Ho Chi Minh City at the conclusion of the Vietnam War in 1975.

Mr Clegg was asked if it was the "logical" conclusion was that, if peers were elected, they would become "more assertive about the power that they exercise".

One conclusion based on the analysis is that the choice of joining technology would become arbitrary due to the breadth-first approach.

That Mr. Lithgow, now 65, would become an actor seems from his book like a foregone conclusion.

That evening, Berryman came to the conclusion that unless the Italian defence collapsed soon, the 16th and 17th Infantry Brigades would become incapable of further effort and Brigadier Horace Robertson's 19th Infantry Brigade would be required.

I think the paper would become better balanced if these uncertainties were acknowledged, and the conclusions, especially, those at the end of the Abstract are toned down.

This conclusion might be appropriate for asphaltene-free oils; however, for the asphaltene oils, the situations would become more complicated (Taraneh et al. 2008).