Sentence examples for conclusions late from inspiring English sources
Dario Aranda, a journalist from Argentina, where glyphosate is used across almost 30 million hectares, calls the WHO's conclusions "late" but "welcome".
In a sign that repairing the Greek economy and the euro would continue to be rancorous, Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg, and Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, drew strikingly different conclusions late Monday about how long it should take to bring the towering Greek debt under control.
Conclusions Late PH occurs in a significant subset of newborn infants with CDH.
Along with fellow Boris backers, Dominic Raab and Nick Boles, they say Gove came to the conclusion late on Wednesday night that the former mayor of London did not have the right qualities to lead the country.
Conclusion: Late rejection after pediatric heart transplantation is associated with nonadherence, is common during adolescence, and is associated with poor outcome.
In conclusion, late diagnosis and low surgical intervention rates seem to be by far the most important factors underlying the poor 5-year survival rates observed in England.
In conclusion, late-ischemia/early reperfusion therapy with combination of esmolol + milrinone confers additive LV-IS-reduction in experimental AMI.
In conclusion, late-preterm infants are at significant risk for RSVH through at least 6 months of age and would benefit from dosing throughout the RSV season.
Those conclusions emerge late in the book, which may disappoint those who seek a detailed dissection of the era but will entertain readers looking for an anecdotal counterpoint to the ponderous legacy of debt negotiations and political analysis.
In fact, the film's hero -- the editor Charles Lane, who realizes that one of his star reporters has fabricated dozens of stories -- comes to this conclusion only late in the game, when a competing publication is about to unmask the writer as a fraud.
