Sentence examples for conclusions taking over from inspiring English sources
In conclusions, taking over the task of providing additional medical information and by providing readily available, good quality information that healthcare professionals can use to inform their patients will lead to less time investment of these more expensive staff members.
That seems to be a foregone conclusion with Jones taking over his starting role.
The report was polite but damning about the gap between its conclusions on the likelihood of technology taking over job functions, and the perception of the sector itself on how likely this was to happen.
However, like many other conclusions with the topic, the likelihood of AI taking over music altogether is very unlikely.
Reid's uncomfortable association with Labour came to an abrupt conclusion after Tony Blair took over as leader in 1994.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, April 20 , 1946P. 48 LETTER FROM LONDON about: a proposal that bread be rationed; tax revision; parks of large estates being taken over; conclusion of lunchtime concerts at the National Gallery, conducted by Dame Myra Hess; and the Tate Gallery exhibition of Braque and Roualt... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Alan Burdick.
That's pretty much the show's high point until its conclusion, when those clunky tradesmen take over to perform their version of "Pyramus and Thisbe".
I carried on taking the pill until fears of a far more terrifying conclusion to carnal impulses than pregnancy took over in the 1980s.
In conclusion, he recalled that when he took over as defense secretary, people said he would be evaluated by how Iraq turned out.
Republican declarations that we are "winning" merely lead many voters to a logical conclusion: Why not let the Iraqis take over the remaining triage so we can retrieve the $10 billion a month in taxpayers' money that might benefit us at home?
