Sentence examples for matter to conclude from inspiring English sources

It is another — and often very difficult — matter to conclude that "this will work there".

From Resnik, Gilligan, and the Judicature essays, she takes the idea that women are different from men, combining it with Stephen Carter's thesis that there is no single "people of color" voice (or "female voice," for that matter), to conclude that "excluded people" are different, but they are not all different in the same way.

He has merely relied on the fact that he can doubt the existence of matter to conclude that matter is distinct from mind.

It is a more complicated matter to conclude and separate chronological and sun-induced effects on wrinkles and skin texture 20– 23 We observe that the clinical signs describing wrinkles and skin texture are correlated in a very similar way in both age and heliodermal status.

Yet, Roberts did not rest with that conservative conclusion; instead, his study of the matter led him to conclude that Congress had ample authority to pass health care reform as an aspect of its taxing and spending power.

Then it was time again for Ms. Seibel to conclude matters.

Lawwell was in Rome for the Champions League final and had hoped to conclude matters when he returns to work tomorrow.

Instead, most companies reserve a room somewhere, often a long distance from their headquarters, and try to conclude matters as quickly and quietly as possible.

"In circumstances where we needed to conclude matters quickly and required George's ongoing co-operation in a number of very difficult and sensitive matters, including the inquiries into issues associated with Savile, I concluded that a consensual resignation on these terms was clearly the better route".

The statement continued: "[We] will look to conclude matters as soon as possible to the best possible outcome".

But we're in a stronger position and will now take some additional time to try to conclude matters".