Sentence examples for kind concludes from inspiring English sources

Europe's forests can play a key role in helping mitigate the impact of climate change, a report described as the most comprehensive of its kind concludes.

Given this difference in kind, Golding concludes that "no quantitative amount of other goods added together would equal the value" of the good relationship with God (66).

When you read it, you have to kind of conclude they found whatever they were looking for.

Back in England, rivers were where the contents of chamber pots and the runoff from slaughterhouses ended up, and people just kind of concluded that all water made them ill.

Studies of this kind have concluded that no two individuals are alike; not even identical twins [ 6].

They reported clinically significant effect sizes for the association between stage of change and psychotherapy outcomes of various kinds and concluded that 'the amount of progress clients make during treatment tends to be a function of their pre-treatment stage of change' (p. 143).

"They spring from a milieu too meagre to comprehend my kind of reality," he concludes.

"The internet promises the idea of actualising ourselves in an essential way, but in fact we fall victim to a much cruder kind of sorting," Self concludes.

While we were working on the story, you wrote to me, in an e-mail, "The story begins in mystery for the narrator, continues with several kinds of self-immolation, and concludes as it does in a kind of willing suspension.... What's at stake for me in this story is a question of vision".

"Our job is to build the best surfaces so people can have both kinds of experiences," Osofsky concludes.

"Spain is likely to be pushed into a troika programme of some kind during 2012," conclude Ebrahim Rahbari and Guillaume Menuet of Citigroup in a recent report.Unemployment is 24% and climbing.