Sentence examples for has essentially concluded from inspiring English sources

And now a draft of a report commissioned by the bank itself has essentially concluded that the bank's previous efforts to promote such projects in poor countries has done more harm than good.

The British investigators said Saturday that they had essentially concluded that the larger lithium-ion batteries played no role in the fire.

A Democratic representative from Brooklyn, Towns emerged from the meeting a Clemens supporter, saying he had essentially concluded that Clemens was believable and that McNamee, whom he had not met with, was weird.

"For us to have concluded that he didn't have weapons and he wasn't prepared to use them would have required us to have essentially concluded that all these other pieces of activities had to be explained by other kinds of phenomena," one official said in the briefing.

More broadly, it is alleged that Goldman had essentially concluded that the mortgage derivative market was crashing and kept that knowledge to itself.

By May 30, the Americans had recaptured Attu, and although a few small pockets of Japanese troops remained on the island, the Battle of Attu had essentially concluded.

One veteran of the city's start-up scene even argues that its success came "in spite of, not because of" government and university support.Experts at Insead looked at efforts by the German government to create biotechnology clusters on a par with those found in California and concluded that "Germany has essentially wasted $20 billion—and now Singapore is well on its way to doing the same".

That questioning has essentially stopped.

Instead of hedging, O'Brien has essentially recommitted.

"That door has essentially been shut".

"The urgency to buy has essentially evaporated".