Sentence examples for out concluding from inspiring English sources

He also briefly considered running for president himself this year, but ruled it out, concluding that he was not yet ready to assume the office.

We would also question whether in the event of an accident an insurance company would be likely to pay out, concluding, like us, that the vehicle was operating outside of the regulatory framework.

As a result of these headwinds, many of those working mothers who should have risen to the top – like Anne-Marie Slaughter, who rose to become the first woman of policy planning at the State Department –, ended up bowing out, concluding that it was impossible to have it all.

An evaluation of the threat was carried out, concluding that a landslide or avalanche in the Toutle River could spawn lahars, or mudflows, downstream.

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"Watch out," concluded Weinstein.

Mr. Sandberg checked it out, concluded that the term was in wide use, and kept it in the play.

"They don't want it out," concluded Senator John Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the panel's ranking Democrat.

The high likelihood that King Tut's parents were siblings means he could have inherited the sickle cell trait from both and suffered from SCD. "Sickle-cell disease is an important differential diagnosis: one that existing DNA material can probably confirm or rule out," conclude Timmann and Meyer.

"However, the wholly inadequate assessment they carried out concluded that when it comes to considerations such as climate change and human rights it would be unlawful for the government to require RBS to go beyond what is narrowly in the 'commercial' interests of the company.

Clinical studies carried out conclude that the healing power of Zn was evident only in those patients that were Zn deficient.