Sentence examples for even concluding that from inspiring English sources

As a result, one weapons expert said, finding this particular complex, or even concluding that this pile of rubble was connected with unconventional weapons, would have been virtually impossible absent Iraqis willing to discuss what had taken place.

You may have found yourself rereading the previous sentence, wondering about the difference in capitalization, maybe even concluding that I'm probably referring to being a Christian Scientist.

She added: "The authors of the report even conclude that low carbohydrate-high protein diets are only associated with cardiovascular risk when used on a regular basis, without consideration of the nature of carbohydrates or the source of proteins.

Vlkova and colleagues even conclude that, based on a correlation coefficient of 0.69 comparing subcutaneous glucose values and laboratory blood glucose values in 15 patients, subcutaneous devices should not be used in critically ill patients [ 3].

He could even conclude that Hispanic population growth justifies a second de facto Hispanic district.

We may not admire that; we may even conclude that it keeps our films from being works of art.

Fund-raisers and activists might even conclude that their best choice was to direct resources to the Senate, where Republican odds of a takeover still look fairly bright.

In central Europe, you could even conclude that neoliberal capitalism has encouraged corruption by declaring that everything should have its price tag.

If West Nile had not been recognized until this year, scientists might have missed the evolving pattern and even concluded that the virus had been here a long time.

They may even conclude that Rosamond has it easy: what's a little Gypsy living compared with what happens to the selfish prince in "Beauty and the Beast"?

Jamie Reed, an MP for Cumbria, said in a letter distributed online before Mr Corbyn's victory speech had even concluded, that he would not serve on the front bench.