Sentence examples for conclusions that will from inspiring English sources
Quite rightly these are the conclusions that will capture the headlines.
Kampfner leads us to a set of compelling conclusions that will not inspire confidence.
You marshal evidence, you exercise judgment, you discuss with others and you try to arrive at conclusions that will hold up.
There's a desire to reach politically correct conclusions that will take us an extra mile toward righting the wrongs of the past.
The two issues will be to clarify the declaration that the deal would be legally binding in international law and the exact wording of the council conclusions that will also cover Syria and the migration crisis.
Little that is new was said in the euro summit's conclusions that will spur growth, and not enough is being done about unemployment, particularly job opportunities for the rising numbers of young people now doing nothing.
The Westchester Philharmonic has come up with an alternative conclusion that will be presented with the original piece on Sunday.
Perhaps the conclusion that will most confound conventional wisdom about national newspapers is that they are a highly emotional medium in which readers are intimately engaged.
But it's the chill grandeur of his images, and the mystical note in his rueful conclusion, that will linger in your mind.
While the elections are seen as a foregone conclusion that will decide little, tremors inside the Kremlin could be much more significant.
