Sentence examples for possible conclusion of from inspiring English sources

"I don't oppose what the governor said, nor do I oppose it as a possible conclusion of a vigorous public debate," Mr. Silver said.

Arsenal's fans are expected to have a new player to contemplate next week, with the possible conclusion of a £10.5m deal for Gervinho, the Lille forward, and contact has been made with Birmingham City about central defender Scott Dann.

In particular, we believe that enhancing scientific and technical cooperation and strengthening the legal and regulatory framework, including possible conclusion of a new Bilateral Investment Treaty, should receive priority attention.

If the candidate is very chatty or tend to go off-track and you are not looking to waste a lot of your time, simply find an opportunity (an opening in his/her conversation or at the possible conclusion of a story), and say "Very good.

After hearing evidence from Home Office pathologist Charlotte Randall, who carried out the second postmortem, senior Essex coroner Caroline Beasley-Murejectedected possible conclusions of unlawful killing, suicide and accidental death.

This is not the first time in recent weeks that the ears of investors have perked up at the whisper of a possible conclusion to Yahoo's long and twisted corporate story.

A deterministic decision rule R r is defined by 'IF P r (y) THEN C r ', where P r describes a premise evaluating the observations y (that is, the enhanced expression of a given gene) and C r is the set of possible conclusions (for example, the prediction of a disease status of a given individual).

In it he claimed: "Any assessment of the NHS can only have one possible conclusion: standards of care are highly variable, sometimes dangerously so.

For data interpretation, two new data figures from a paper not previously used were selected and introduced, with a list of 14 possible conclusions for the students to evaluate as valid or invalid.

Interpretation quizzes were administered during the semester, each one featuring data figures or tables from two or three different experiments and a total of 10 20 possible conclusions to evaluate as true or false (see Materials).

Moves to ban scooters from cycle paths nationally are currently going through parliament in the Hague – but just as that issue nears a possible conclusion, the introduction of electric bikes which can reach speeds of 30mph is threatening to create new problems.