Sentence examples for having concluded from from inspiring English sources

Having concluded from searches of the harbor floor that none of the dead sailors were thrown out of the ship, the Navy was hoping to begin recovering the bodies during daylight on Tuesday before starting them on the long journey home.

We have concluded from our investigation that the city limits are a densely populated game preserve.

Many foreigners have concluded from the president's domestic rhetoric that he endorses lynch law.

Mr. Hevesi had concluded from Mr. Brodsky's materials and from his own investigation that the contract was awarded improperly.

Mr. Wallace said he had concluded from his original interview that "it was quite apparent Ted was unhappy".

Russia's FSB security service said investigators had concluded from traces of explosives in the wreckage that an improvised bomb had caused the crash.

The vast majority of American breast cancer specialists have concluded from all of the available evidence that early detection can make a difference in saving women's lives.

Sadao Asada, of Doshisha University, Kyoto, has concluded from analysis of Japanese primary sources that the two bombs enabled the "peace party" within Japan's cabinet to prevail.

He has concluded from the records that about 40 were likely to have had paranoid schizophrenia or severe depression or were psychopathic, meaning they were impulsive and remorseless.

Many scholars have concluded from classical sources that a second wave of Cimmerians entered Anatolia from the west and that these western Cimmerians were reinforced by Thracian invaders.

After which nothing happened, apart from a couple of late saves from Mihaylov that meant the one thing England scouts might have concluded from the game – that Bulgaria's goalkeeper wasn't up to much – became less clear.