Sentence examples for had indeed concluded from inspiring English sources

But what I am wondering is why, if the F.B.I. had indeed concluded that they had no criminal case, this matter was brought to anyone's attention at all.

Some of Mr. Thompson's audits have indeed concluded that the city could save $260 million in various agencies.

Reviews of national health systems have indeed concluded that the monitoring and the enforcement of regulations are stronger in Burkina Faso compared to Kenya (32).

Critics, however, hark back to a controversial 2007 American National Intelligence Estimate that concluded Iran had indeed had a warhead-building programme but ended it in 2003.

When months of checking the apparatus produced no alternative explanation, the scientists concluded that they had indeed found a five-quark particle.

But the United States raised the charge publicly last month after its experts examined the original recording of the conversation and concluded that he had indeed approved the sale.

There was none of that room left after you quoted him in your column to the effect that he "concluded" that Tony Hendra had indeed molested his daughter.

The panelists concluded that there had indeed been "erosion" in the gravity probe's mission, particularly in regard to the measurement of gamma.

And nearly two years later, in March 2007 a criminal court in Venezuela concluded that Ugueth Urbina had indeed taken part in attacking five employees of his ranch that night, joining with other men in dousing the workers with gasoline and assaulting them with a machete in an apparent dispute over items missing from the Urbina home.

A comparison of a photograph of the veins in the hand that beheaded Mr. Pearl shown in a video of his death and a photograph of the veins in Mr. Mohammed's hand taken at the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, prison showed that Mr. Mohammed had indeed killed Mr. Pearl, the report concluded.

Dejected, my dad concluded that he had, indeed, caught an elderly barracuda.