Sentence examples for problem concluded from inspiring English sources

A Royal Commission established in 1842 to investigate the problem concluded that London's burial grounds had become so overcrowded that it was impossible to dig a new grave without cutting through an existing one.

An application problem concludes the chapter, which provides a practical example of the theory.

The upshot? "Tea/coffee can be dehydrating when taken in amounts that the individual is unaccustomed to, but normal moderate intake (about four cups per day) is not a problem," concludes Blannin.

So if it just so happens that some of these "what if" scenarios happens to be anywhere in the ballpark of what the board decides the problem, concludes the problem was and they will decide and conclude what the problem was, frankly, I don't see a link between the two.... Q.

The usual strategy was to reply at enormous length, taking in the history of the topic, sometimes over the past century, an appeal for the need to recognise the problem, concluding - after five minutes or so - with some thunderous truism which might or might not be true.

The usual strategy was to reply at enormous length, taking in the history of the topic, sometimes over the past century, an appeal for the need to recognise the problem, concluding - after five minutes or so - with some thunderous truism that might or might not be true.

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But rather than pursue a recall, the automaker said it decided to monitor the problem, concluding that "the safety risk was low … because customers can still control the vehicle". In addition, warning lights would tell the driver that the airbags would not deploy in a crash.

"Teachers have concerns about the negative impact of grouping on children's confidence, self-esteem and aspirations, potentially leading to mental health problems," concluded the research team based at University College London's Institute of Education, who were commissioned by the National Education Union (NEU).

Instead, it found itself involved after the administrator brought in to sort out the problems concluded he needed to look at the wider local health economy rather than one individual trust.

Commented open problems conclude the article.