Sentence examples for for concluding this from inspiring English sources

But with each month he struggles to devise new approaches, observers could be forgiven for concluding this may indeed be the case.

"The willingness is definitely there, and both sides are now putting a lot of effort into completing the work on the remaining issues so that the E.U.-India summit in the autumn can give the final push for concluding this deal, which we do think is possible," said John Clancy, a trade spokesman for the European Union.

One of the main inspirations for concluding the deal this early was NBC's conviction that it could not go through the painful and at times embarrassing process that attended the last decision to turn over the host job on "Tonight".

Anyone following the United States Senate race in New York this year could be forgiven for concluding that this is one of the epic ideological battles of the 1990's: the right-wing extremist, Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato, versus the ultraliberal Brooklyn Congressman, Charles E. Schumer.

Judging by the pitch of the venomous vitriol, perhaps an outside observer might be forgiven for concluding that this gentleman represents no less than the greatest single threat to this nation.

'The right to decompose'? 'The right to have someone you hate turn up at your funeral and claim you liked them'?" Historians of future ages could be forgiven for concluding that this whole era was clinically depressed.

One might be forgiven for concluding from this, and in general from the obfuscatory and often downright misleading bureaucratese in which TTIP's aims are framed, that they are trying to hide something.

Critics within the community of climate scientists may have a cogent case against A.G.W., but, given the overall consensus of that community, we nonexperts have no basis for concluding that this is so.

On such favoured lands relatively low rates of degradation could have large impacts on productivity and yields, although there are some grounds for concluding that this will not be the case.

Therefore, a human study's conformance to the Common Rule or an international equivalent is another independent basis for concluding that this criterion is satisfied, and such a study should be judged more credible than a nonconforming study.

At present, the weight of evidence is sufficient to conclude that a generic association between pesticide exposure and PD exists but is insufficient for concluding that this is a causal relationship or that such a relationship exists for any particular pesticide compound or combined pesticide and other exogenous toxicant exposure.