Sentence examples for has to conclude that from inspiring English sources

But after watching Gyro scrub down beforehand, any New Yorker has to conclude that that sandwich might be more sanitary than yesterday's deli lunch.

After watching this film, one has to conclude that with more than 100 nationalities living within the country's borders, an Israeli cuisine resists easy definition.

But an honest tally of the record since September 11th has to conclude that the number of jihadists and their sympathisers has probably multiplied many times since then.

But for the decade as a whole one has to conclude that productivity growth, as officially measured, was no more rapid in America than in Europe.

However, in assessing the effect of the recent crisis one has to conclude that its impact will be felt more in Israel than in Iran.

But recently, looking honestly at the region, one has to conclude that the prospects for stable transitions to democracy anytime soon are dimming.

Looking back on the coaches' war on hair 50 years later, we would have to conclude that hair won.

Given we have had an Equal Pay Act in force since 1975, we have to conclude that legislation has not been sufficient.

— you have to conclude that it doesn't matter anymore.

You had to conclude that some wounds may never heal.

I have to conclude that it was St Hilda's doing.