Sentence examples for might conclude it from inspiring English sources

Russia will struggle to keep up; China might conclude it must enlarge its small nuclear arsenal, triggering responses down the reaction chain to India, Pakistan and other nations.

If future archeologists were to analyse its ruins, they might conclude it was no mere hotel, but a self-contained citystate whose inhabitants worshipped the gods of golf, jet-skiing and agave-based spirits.

But it might conclude it had no choice.

Tseng might conclude it was ever thus with the Hawaiian 10 months her junior.

The plan announced this week may work, but investors might conclude it is too little, too late.

For all the bold theories about how the show might conclude, it ended just as we probably suspected from the last few episodes.

You might reasonably conclude it's all about the money for them.

Therefore, I might logically conclude, it is possible, and if it is possible, and if I am interested in it, then it is worthy of my full attention.

Other antitrust specialists said that even setting noncompeting dates for auctions seemed to constitute restraint of trade, but that if it were done openly a jury might conclude that it was done without guilty intent.

But yesterday Foreign Secretary William Hague said: "When you look at the extent of the procurement entered into by the MoD, far beyond the budget that was meant to be available, one might conclude that it has not been run as well as it might have been.

Assuming causal stability, the dog might conclude that it has simply not seen the food because it was hidden or occluded from sight.