Sentence examples for much concluded from inspiring English sources

"Working with the company and the experts, we pretty much concluded that in the construction sector there should be no waste at all.

Takeovers tend to become less likely during price control reviews, but the water ones are now pretty much concluded, as are those for the Electricity Distribution Networks (EDNs).

I had pretty much concluded, in a fitting mood of Chekhovian resignation, that my richest experiences of him would be limited to quiet tête-à-têtes with Anton on the page.

"It was such a transformation, and it forced me to look at myself -- which I don't normally do too much," concluded Fischer.

However "Elegy to the Void" somehow musically, vocally, and lyrically captured my internal monologue at the lowest moment of my life thus far and pretty much concluded: "Hey, it's fine to feel shit sometimes.

"The Aliens" doesn't so much conclude as it subsides, with K J offering Evan words of encouragement.

Mr Krugman admits as much, concluding that years of pain lie ahead.Yet optimists and pessimists alike are making the same mistake.

His poems don't so much conclude as arrive; they impress us, often, not by being conventionally beautiful or sage but by making it across the jagged terrain Phillips has laid out for them.

"I think the history of the interaction of monetary and fiscal policy in the post-World War II period," he said, "pretty much concludes that fiscal policy is too blunt a tool to work as an anticyclical device".

The books are mostly self-standing, with beginnings and middles but, for the most part, no real endings; like the series as a whole -- like life itself, for that matter -- the individual novels don't so much conclude as just stop).

That pretty much concludes my SXSW coverage.