Sentence examples for new concluding from inspiring English sources

"By the middle of this century, the accumulating burden of CO2 entering the ocean will lead to changes in pH or acidity of the upper layers that are three times greater in magnitude and 100 times faster than those experienced between ice ages," the participants said in the new concluding report.

This year there is a new concluding segment, an illusion of a forest in the park's formal hedge garden as an original holiday musical score plays.

In fact, most teenagers and adults 30 and younger are not following the news closely at all, the report, titled "Young People and News," concluded.

Mike Lupica of The Daily News concluded the deal came down to the Jets being very Jetsy: "Once again, the Jets try to own the off-season around here.

A recent study, reported at eCampus News, concluded that the level to which a student had a "stake in the game" had an influence on overall GPA.

A review in the San Antonio Express-News concluded, "'Cyber Rights' is an extremely important book, one that anyone who accesses the Internet should read.

U.S. News concluded that even if Mitt Romney won a whopping 70% of the Hispanic vote in 2012, he still would not have won the election because Hispanics represented only 7% of voters.

Similarly, The Illustrated London News concluded that the production was a success and that the plot, though slight, served as a good vehicle for Gilbert's "caustic humour and quaint satire".

"The new fund," concludes Martin Boddy, "means new products, new services and hundreds of jobs for the South-west.

The society considered five new designs, concluding that the one by William Wetmore Story seemed "vastly superior in artistic taste and beauty".

This week, the National Academy of Sciences released a watershed new report concluding that the federal wild horse program is broken and badly in need of reform.