Sentence examples for merely concluded from inspiring English sources

But the ruling does not necessarily contradict Ms Giles's findings, since it merely concluded that the three documents were not among those she found to be forged.

Several of his films follow investigations that remain unsolved: they are merely concluded by those with an interest in leaving matters as they are.

In approving the nine-story building, he said, his agency merely concluded that a building of that height was compatible with nearby buildings.

To quote the American farmer and essayist Wendell Berry – a man who in my experience speaks the crash-tested truth – "people exploit what they have merely concluded to be of value, but they defend what they love, and to defend what we love we need a particularising language, for we love what we particularly know".

But for normal folk, that thudding tome merely concluded that after Brexit, the growth in prosperity would be trimmed--by £4,300 per family--in 20 years time, depending on exactly how the UK exited.

We merely concluded that, among European Caucasians, there was no evidence for an important effect of the asporin D repeat polymorphism; this was similar to the conclusion of the authors of the UK study [ 3].

They did not see that its arrival would merely conclude what had been happening for decades.

By the end, after close to nine hundred pages, the reader will be impressed by the range and power on display but might wish that the novel cohered, rather than merely concluding.

The court of appeal had quashed Butler's original conviction but not made any ruling on what had happened, merely concluding the conviction was unsound because of new scientific research which challenged the medical consensus on shaken baby syndrome.

You can't top that, so I merely conclude with a plea to the so-called designing intelligences of the two main parties' 2015 election campaigns: heroes wanted, quests wanted, drama wanted.

However, Thomas merely concludes from this fact that the soul is a "particular thing" and thus a subsistent after the death of the body.