Sentence examples for losing conclusion from inspiring English sources
Four stadiums and seven years ago, the Tennessee Titans last posted a winning season, that is, before this campaign came to a spectacular, if losing, conclusion to the St . LouisRams in Super Bowl XXXIV.
Although the interpretation of model parameters may not be as straightforward because the reference to discrete windows is lost, conclusions about the relative importance of broad time periods can still be drawn.
Mr. Miki brings the tale to a bloody and satisfyingly tricky conclusion, without losing the proper note of resignation.
I came to this conclusion (because losing my Jesus ain't an option) -- whether the stories are factual or not does not matter.
Fear of losing is the only conclusion that I can come to when I see so much money parked in low risk, low yielding choices like a stable value investment.
If Coakley loses, the inevitable conclusion will be that the message was a repudiation of Obama.
Speaking before the vote, Mr. Zeman said that he would keep Mr. Rusnok in place for several weeks even if he lost, pending the conclusion of the corruption investigation that ensnared the previous government.
Speaking before the confidence vote, Mr. Zeman said he would keep Mr. Rusnok in place for several weeks even if he lost, pending the conclusion of the corruption investigation that ensnared the previous government.
In our case, if the punishment applied to Hamas for suicide bombings in which dozens of Israelis are killed is identical to that imposed for sporadic rocket fire in which no lives are lost, the "logical" conclusion would be that there is nothing to argue against the use of suicide bombings.
The idea is that once we realize that such a life is not terrible but perhaps a life not much different from a normal privileged one, the conclusion loses its sting (Mackie 1985; Tännsjö 1992; Ryberg 1996a).
So after fighting to reach one under par with a birdie at No. 17, Woods ended the day by losing two strokes, a fitting conclusion to his irritating day.
