Sentence examples for eventually concluding from inspiring English sources

MoD officials then got "cold feet", eventually concluding that there should be no dancing.

The audience rapturously shout a list of titles as encouragement to an encore, eventually concluding with, "Anything!".

But the idea stuck with Norsigian and he started researching the photographer, eventually concluding they were Adams's works.

Medical researchers and radiation experts had examined the affected residents to try and find the cause of the illness, eventually concluding that carbon monoxide was the problem.

The plan failed, hostilities continued and, in 1938, the Woodhead Commission reworked Peel's proposals into three variations, eventually concluding that partition would be impracticable.

As fellow tech-averse bookworms with similar grievances, we e-mailed back and forth, eventually concluding that it would be easier to start our small press if we lived in the same place.

Yale eventually concluded that the transcript was a forgery.

They would eventually conclude that it had become permanently less reliable.

Distler had tried to ignore the fuss, but eventually concluded that he couldn't.

Most behaviors, Thorndike eventually concluded, could be shaped with positive feedback.

But they eventually concluded that he was not involved, and the case went cold.