Sentence examples for help concluding that from inspiring English sources

Snyder cannot help concluding that "the Germans intended worse than they achieved".

You can't help trying to decipher the Roomba's pattern of travel, and you can't help concluding that it has none.

Viewing this show, one can't help concluding that Powers made collecting into an art of his own.

I can't help concluding that what some of these people really want is to preserve jobs and institutions that serve adults pretty well, even if this condemns thousands of low-income kids to lives of economic and social struggle.

Participatory methods helped conclude that forest fires led huge loss of vegetation cover and soil erosion on the valley slopes in 1910, 1915, 1921, 1929, 1931, 1946, 1952, 1965 and 1970.

The model has helped conclude that developing SU-8 capillaries on aluminum or copper substrates would optimize the influence of thermal conductivity and capillary dimensions on the performance of the MEMS-based heat exchanger.

You can't help but conclude that headlines like these are running a year late, and that Garratt is somehow being forced to pay for the sins of Bay, who really was the most terminally derivative, focus-grouped musician ever to disgrace the black hat.

If the "natural tendency" of an act is to take another's life, the law can't help but conclude that was intentional.

Granted, the header of Rosin's piece questioning whether or not breastfeeding was "this generation's vacuum cleaner -- an instrument of misery that mostly just keeps women down," was more propaganda-driven than not, her article helped me conclude that breastfeeding wasn't right for my family.

A recent state Department of Transportation study on Long Island's bus service concluded that to help manage the traffic congestion that has become synonymous with life on Long Island, Long Island Bus should consider putting more buses on the road.

Adding switching helps the author to conclude that changing does not have significant impact on the output of the system as noticed in Figs. 17 and 19.