Sentence examples for consider concluding from inspiring English sources
"We would prefer it not to go into Monday if at all possible, but we may have to consider concluding a round on Monday, though it's something we don't really want to get into".
The final section considers concluding observations and open challenges, where we focus on future challenges, related to Anthropocene, in the Earth science community.
My talk will first speak to climate change; give you some examples of why science should drive investment decision making; then point out why the basic needs of life should be considered; concluding with some specific examples of potential investments.
Qualitative aspects of biological systems (structure and presence/absence of certain molecules) were also considered, concluding that it is only possible to verify qualitative properties such as the reachability of particular states or causality relationships between biological events.
"The military stage of the conflict may be considered concluded," he said.
It stayed there for 4 minutes, at which point the experiment was considered concluded.
This revelation is considered concluded with the last Prophets, and its actualization further ensues through interpretation.
Hours before President Vladimir V. Putin told a national television audience that Russia's war in Chechnya "may be considered concluded," bombs devastated two vehicles loaded with pro-Russian servicemen today in Chechnya's capital, Grozny.
For product-service systems (PSS), this dogma and standard requirements engineering (RE) approaches are not appropriate because classical RE is considered concluded, once a product service is delivered.
"It may be worth considering," concludes Applebury, "how we as a society demand executions of convicted murderers be done humanely.
The survival time accumulates across time intervals until the resident is hospitalized or the MDS indicates a discharge to somewhere other than the hospital, in which case the observation of the resident is considered concluded (i.e., censored).
