Sentence examples for efforts concluded that from inspiring English sources

An article in The Indianapolis Star analyzing ads aimed at Dan Coats's lobbying efforts concluded that his lobbyist past was beside the point: "There's no question that Coats' lobbying resume is a liability.

The medical examiner declined to add Detective Zadroga, who had taken part in rescue efforts, concluding that his death was related to injecting prescription drugs, not inhaling ground zero dust.

What the actuary and the budget office do is a bit like looking at an oil company's prospecting efforts, concluding that any individual test hole it drills will probably come up dry, and predicting as a consequence that the company won't find any oil at all -- when the odds are, in fact, that some of the test holes will pan out, and produce big payoffs.

New research evaluating the effectiveness of various reform efforts concludes that a focus on cultivating teachers' "social capital" -- the benefits to students when teachers effectively work in partnership -- can be tremendously effective, and a significant predictor of student achievement.

The authors of most reviews of rape prevention efforts conclude that theoretically-based programs targeted at single-sex audiences have more promise than mixed-sex programs [ 29, 31, 34, 35].

Wayne A. Cornelius, who heads the effort, concluded that "border enforcement, in whatever form and at whatever level, has never been a cost-effective deterrent".

In the end, Mr. Obama abandoned the effort, concluding that even if Mr. Netanyahu persuaded his cabinet to go along with the extension, it was unlikely to produce the kind of progress in talks that the United States hoped for.

Some senior officials privately agree with the effort, concluding that they are hurting the administration by effectively barring people who lobbied on behalf of human rights, environmental and consumer causes espoused by Mr. Obama.

On Monday, the top American military intelligence officer in Afghanistan published a report calling the information gathered in the country "only marginally relevant" to counterinsurgency efforts and concluding that little of the information gathered in the field is useful for analysts working in Washington and Kabul.

Bioinformatics efforts allowed us to conclude that Txnip is vertebrate-specific, and obtain genomic sequences of Txnip promoters of diverse species from fishes to humans.

Now an evaluation of that effort has concluded that although more women are being studied, men continue to be the focus for much of the research on the leading cause of death among men and women.