Sentence examples for may conclude it from inspiring English sources

And yet, race through this fair and you may conclude it is lackluster.

Whatever she may conclude, it was certainly fascinating to observe the changes that occurred: the struggles, growth, tentative steps, sudden improvements.

Although historians may conclude it suited this government to use shrinking the deficit as a cover for permanently shrinking the state, it suits no government to let the banks stunt growth.

If Republicans remain adamant against tax increases for the richest corporations and families in our country, the underclass may conclude it is not represented in a Congress whose members are paid $174,000 a year ($223,500 for Boehner), whose median net worth is more than $900,000, and whose pensions and health-care benefits are secure.

But if it wants to keep up with Sony, which has just announced an all-in-one version of its Sony Playstation for the Japanese market called the PSX, it may conclude that it has no choice.

If it is vague, people may conclude that it is soft on inflation.

Some Wall Street outfits, in fact, may conclude that it is better to buy the research from unaffiliated firms than to produce it in-house.

There is ill-disguised glee at M&S: 'They may conclude that it is now better to own 100percentnt of the upside than have Philip Green own it or most of it,' says Myners.

And some may conclude that it is in their own interests to restrain file-sharing.

But Nicaraguans may conclude that it is time for new political combinations.

He may conclude that it is better to remain as prime minister, to boost his party's chances in November.