Sentence examples for conclusions last from inspiring English sources

While the judge's sweeping factual conclusions last November that Microsoft was a monopolist had practically guaranteed a ruling that the company had violated federal antitrust law, the decision today was somewhat more measured than had been anticipated.

"We publicly shared the review's conclusions last month, and we do not have any further information to add, especially as we're not able to discuss specifics tied to confidential business matters," Synneve Carlino, a Carnegie spokeswoman, said in a statement.

Mr. Barr shed some additional light on Mr. Mueller's decision not to reach a prosecutorial decision about whether Mr. Trump criminally obstructed the investigation and his own decision to conclude in his letter to Congress delivering the investigation's conclusions last month that the evidence did not meet that bar.

The Government Accountability Office reached similar conclusions last month.

Male deaths accounted for 60% of conclusions last year, but only 54% of deaths.

Told of some of Mr. Carroll's conclusions last week, government officials, including a former laboratory director, said the author was vastly off the mark and had written what appeared to be a book of science fiction.

CBS fared well against all this competition, though the season finales of its "CSI" (25.1 million) and "Without a Trace" (19.5 million) were down in comparison with their conclusions last year.

James D. Wolfensohn, the bank's president, cited some of the report's conclusions last week, when he called on rich countries to double their aid spending, to $40 billion to $60 billion a year.

Mr. Durbin and Mr. Chambliss reached those conclusions last year, each confronting the widening annual gaps between projected revenues and spending as the population ages and health care prices rise.

Conclusions: Christmas is not for everyone.

But the house will draw its own conclusions later this week".