Sentence examples for had concluded in from inspiring English sources

Another doctor had concluded in 2000 that Mrs. Astor had Alzheimer's.

Henry Cavendish, while investigating atmospheric nitrogen ("phlogisticated air"), had concluded in 1785 that not more than 1/120 part of the nitrogen might be some inert constituent.

The witnesses' testimony also grew more damning after authorities had concluded, in the beginning of January , 1992 that Willingham was likely guilty of murder.

Mark Lay said that he thought the inquiry had concluded in 1995, not that he and his father knew there was an investigation in 1997.

The most defense experts had concluded in their pretrial reports, Mr. Horan said, was that Mr. Malvo's ability to tell right from wrong was "severely impaired".

However, the debate could not be put before the House of Commons until after the trial had concluded in order not to affect the outcome.

On the early voting side, the total number of early votes is fairly firm since most states have concluded in-person early voting -- though not all.

It is the third compulsory transfer agreement that Britain has concluded in recent years.

He must have concluded in spite of everything that he has perfect faith in Mr Mandelson.

"And I've concluded in looking through years of her work that the story is about Grace.

The committee also questioned how Mitchell could have concluded in September that Rwanda's support for the M23 rebels had ended.