Sentence examples for has ever concluded from inspiring English sources

No study has ever concluded that there is a positive impact from trying juveniles as adults," he said.

Michelle Goldberg, writing in Salon in response to the furor generated when Illinois Gov. George Ryan commuted the death penalty sentences of 167 death row prisoners, argued, "No psychological study has ever concluded that the death penalty brings 'closure' to anyone except the person who dies, and there's circumstantial evidence that it can prolong the suffering of grieving families".

"I don't believe we had ever concluded one way or another whether he was a moderating influence.

"No one has ever seen anything like this," concluded Halpin.

After considering other Formula One title finales, Cooper concluded "nothing has ever matched what we saw [in Brazil]".

It seems unlikely that this concluding soliloquy has ever been done as a two-hander.

Neither telegram has ever been found, and Whyte concludes that the only account of this exchange is certainly wrong.

One newspaper described the game as "the most desperate game that has ever been played on Stuart Field" and concluded that "Michigan won by superior weight".

In a report in February, the International Crisis Group (ICG) concluded that AQAP was "stronger than it has ever been".

"Since none of us has ever come across an instance of this happening, we can only conclude he dropped it".

The concluding mass tutti might have been the loudest sound anyone has ever produced in Carnegie Hall.