Sentence examples for over the conclusions from inspiring English sources

Marine experts differed over the conclusions of the Tunnell report.

The review was commissioned by the children's secretary, Ed Balls, because of concerns over the conclusions of the first review.

The details of the letter also appear to raise questions over the conclusions of Aiba's own internal review, which concluded in December 2011 that the loan came from a private sector investor, about the extent of the government's involvement.

Keates also neglects the wonderful place Messiah holds in the hearts of those of us from the north of England, where colossal amateur choral accounts, complete with tubas, might have stamped rudely over the conclusions of musicologists, but achieved any number of other things.

The political haggling over the conclusions of the Sept. 11 commission began in earnest on Tuesday, with the leaders of the commission traveling to Capitol Hill for the first of a series of private briefings for members of Congress about the panel's final report.

One of the investigators seems to have voiced some qualms, according to an e-mail message that first surfaced as part of the Vioxx litigation, and the reviewers of the original manuscript also voiced some unease over this finding and concern about the possibility that Merck had too much influence over the conclusions.

He also considered each creation to be provisional and transient, with the aim of having it painted over at the conclusion of the exhibition.

Wright does very little else, and his wall drawings – generally intended to be painted over at the conclusion of each show – are ephemeral but often rather beautiful, hand-drawn and painted impositions on the spaces he works in.

These elements were repeated over and over again until the conclusion of the exercise.

But there should be no quibbling over the conclusion that Safina and her more combustible big brother, Marat Safin, are a phenomenal sporting pair.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, October 6, 1962 P. 41 We felt a strong interior crosschop of satisfaction & sadness over the conclusion of the America's Cup races in Newport last week - our gratification over Weatherly's victory...For a time we found it impossible to decide whether we wanted the defender to retain the cup or whether our heart really favored Gretel.