Sentence examples for have however concluded from inspiring English sources

In carefully chosen words, the report says: "We have, however, concluded that the circumstances in which it was decided that there was a legal basis for UK military action were far from satisfactory".

Although the legend may be monastic mythology, historians have however concluded that St. Werstan was the original martyr.

"We have, however, concluded that the circumstances in which it was decided that there was a legal basis for military action were far from satisfactory," said John Chilcot, the inquiry's chairman, in a speech presenting his findings.

13 14 Reviews of the management of chronic dizziness have, however, concluded that no medication has well-established efficacy in the treatment of dizziness nor is any medication suitable for long-term use.

D. P. Kirby has however concluded that Nennius intended to mean that it was Wehha, and not Wuffa, who was the earliest Wuffingas king.

The original epidemiological investigation had, however, concluded that the cooling towers on site A were the most likely source.

"I have, however, regretfully concluded that it is no longer fair to the club, its players, its fans and the public more generally for this uncomfortable state of affairs to continue.

It has, however, been concluded that the method has little effect on fish, as long as the implantation is carried out during temperatures less than 15°C [42], which was the case in the present experiment.

A systematic review of literature from the Swedish Council on Technology Assessment in Health Care [ 2] has however recently concluded that the current methods have a low accuracy, whereas it is more reliable to identify those with a low risk of developing caries.

The inspectors, however, concluded that Iraq had likely produced two to four times that amount.

A university investigation, however, concluded that data had been manipulated; after reanalysis, the reduced risk of stroke and angina disappeared.