Sentence examples for conclusions of what from inspiring English sources

Please note, though, that I'm not endorsing (or condemning, for that matter) any of the following outcomes, I'm just attempting to read the political language emanating from the principal negotiators involved and draw some likely conclusions of what is likely going to be in such a deal.

In many papers, there is a mixture of a few in vivo data and many in vitro measurements, and conclusions of what occurs in vivo are derived from this mixture of results.

This week saw the conclusion of what it pleases me to term an unexpected title-fight.

"It's the natural conclusion of what I've been all about," Mr. Ellis said.

Should The Wire have finished here, at the conclusion of what a rough consensus suggests is its finest series?

Their analyses of when and where these motifs were found led to their conclusion of what probably happened on Madagascar.

"We must ensure a stronger focus on the inevitable conclusion of what is a progressive, terminal condition.

Dumont played, beautifully, to the soaring conclusion of what he calls the "song that changed my life".

The magnificent surviving act of Nets Coach Don Casey will come to an end shortly after the conclusion of what can only be categorized as a terribly disappointing season.

But is there a more personally Eliotian passage than the conclusion of "What the Thunder Said", with its mixum-gatherum of Dante, Jacobean tragedy and Sanskrit?

But Toomer is nearing the conclusion of what could turn out to be the most productive season of any receiver in club history.