Sentence examples for conclusions at the time from inspiring English sources
European intelligence officials and even some officials at the International Atomic Energy Agency expressed great skepticism about those conclusions at the time.
Its release to Congress was delayed months until last December in part because the Air Force did not support its conclusions at the time, said Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn). who along with Rep. Mike D. Rogers (R-Ala). had been pushing the Pentagon to make space a greater priority.
Conclusions At the time of ECMO device removal, we reported a low incidence of infection related to the devices.
So our conclusion, at the time, was that this was a bobcat.
Initially, the strikes appeared to be motivated by industrial espionage — a natural conclusion at the time, researchers said, given the importance of Russia's oil and gas industry.
He said the conclusion at the time was that there was no new evidence the police were not previously aware of.
The report by the committee, of which David Cameron was a member at the time, did not support legalisation and regulation in its conclusion at the time, but added that drugs policy should "not be set in stone".
With hindsight, the political emancipation of women seems inevitable, but Wood's verdict – "I don't know if they will get votes or not" – shows it was far from a foregone conclusion at the time.
In another essay, he compared the front page of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung for nine consecutive days to 12 international newspapers, exposing its wilful ignoring of the trial against Adolf Eichmann, which was coming to a conclusion at the time.
Even though West Germany gained the upper hand at the 'food front' (Ibid., p. 345), this had by no means been a foregone conclusion at the time the two German states were founded in 1949.
