Sentence examples for never been concluded from inspiring English sources

The two competing arguments have never been formally tested and thus the debate has never been concluded.

Such compacts were authorized by Article I of the United States Constitution but had never been concluded among more than two states.

Both companies cautioned that the terms could change and the deal might never be concluded.

These are relationships that go on forever, and so long as you keep playing the piano they will never be concluded".

Mr. Milosevic, who is 60, suffers from a severe heart condition, and judges have ordered him to rest, raising the prospect that his trial on charges stemming from atrocities in Kosovo, Bosnia and Croatia may never be concluded.

However this will never be concluded as it's a subjective opinion and not a measurable factor.

It's going to be very difficult to negotiate and it's entirely possible that one or more of the sticking points will lead to it never being concluded.

Those admirers, who remain plentiful in Paris, insist that Sartre was, above all, open-minded, that he reproached himself for his own errors, constantly revised his mistakes, broke with the Soviets not all that long after siding with them — that his open-ended, lifelong "recherché" was never meant to be concluded, and that you shouldn't score it like a football match, Right Views 3, Wrong Views 6.

And he very easily surpasses his predecessors in his understanding of the poems, and of the general pattern of Eliot's career as a poet - the habitual undertaking of enterprises so novel that they might never, for lack of bearings, be concluded, or could reach their maturity only through the intervention of another hand, as in the case of The Waste Land.

It must be concluded that Wittgenstein never supplied an adequate way of recognizing when a proposition is fully analysed, and consequently that he failed to specify a means for recognizing something as a Tractarian object.

The phase II portion was never completed, as RTOG-0617 opened before it was concluded.