Sentence examples for finally conclude that from inspiring English sources

We finally conclude that these differences are due to the morphology of the treated surfaces.

But how many pitches, how many recreational spaces, will be left when we finally conclude that Britain has too many people?

It has taken two bloody conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan to shatter these illusions, but judging by Garton Ash's article we can finally conclude that liberal interventionism is dead and buried.

Looking around I finally conclude that Beast is the sort of restaurant invented solely to be photographed for in-flight magazines determined to present a portrait of your home city you do not recognise.

Only by the end of his sixth year did Bush finally conclude that Rumsfeld had to go, a decision that represented the most fundamental break with Cheney, who was informed, not consulted.

We can finally conclude that fibrous filters containing nanofibers, which are produced using the melt-blown technique, are very promising and economic tools to enhance filtration of the most penetrating aerosol particles.

In the final post of a serious on health care reform, I finally concluded that where one stood on health care reform depending on whether one saw lack of access to health care as an injustice or merely unfortunate.

But Mr. Kerry finally concluded that even winning all those ballots would not make him president.

Obama finally concluded that he had to make a concession to its lesser angels.

They finally concluded that Madden's shot had gone through the net.

But he finally concluded that "on paper, it was an easy decision".