Sentence examples for might conclude a from inspiring English sources

But there's no mention of the founders, now all men, on the site for a reason — the target audience might conclude a bunch of guys wouldn't get them or what they're looking for.

Fearing that Hungary might conclude a separate peace with the Allies, Hitler launched Operation Margarethe I on 15 March 1944, and ordered German troops to occupy Hungary.

For example, they say, a hospital might conclude that a patient was an undocumented immigrant if the person was born in another country and had a foreign driver's license, a foreign address and an invalid Social Security number.

The average mortality rate was 0.9% (range, 0 3.9%) and 0.6% in recent literature and the present series, respectively, from which one might conclude that a brain biopsy is a safe procedure.

But authoritarian rulers, looking towards Tunisia, with one of the best education systems in the Arab world, might conclude that a little education can be a dangerous thing.

And the trail might conclude with a fourth-floor visit to the Supportico Lopez gallery of Berlin and a look at work by Christina Mackie.

Readers might conclude that a competitive bidding process took place, which is not the case.

At best, the jihadi groups might conclude that a particular U.S.-originated individual's case is uncertain.

J&J might conclude that a firm prepared to sue to be bought is not worth having at any price.

One might conclude that a Fox-M.L.B. cabal had conspired to give the Yankees and the Angels the airplane crankies, but baseball knows it's in showbiz.

Not much has changed since, we might conclude, after a sad week with many lives lost in our forces in Afghanistan.