Sentence examples for problem to conclude from inspiring English sources

Rob Masonis, northwest regional director of American Rivers in Seattle, Washington, says that the government redefined the problem to conclude that dams don't threaten salmon.

No wonder so many people slog through word problems to conclude math has no bearing on their lives.

So we ask that you check with an attendant at the departure gate if you must leave the area because of prostate problems, to conclude a drug deal, to abandon your child at another gate, to refill your water bottle from the Free on Mondays water fountain outside the restrooms (for a fountain charge of $9.95), or to place a phone call to end your marriage.

Closures like this are a genuine problem, but to conclude, as Reed does, that his future trip to the bank's branch in a white neighborhood "will become a Freedom Ride" trivializes the courage of the actual Freedom Riders.

But many in the capital who once assumed his nomination and election to be foreordained seem to see Mr. Bush's experiences in the primaries only as problems and to conclude that the primaries weakened Mr. Bush and strengthened Vice President Al Gore.

Can we bear it?" One senses that Bartov is struggling with the problem of how to conclude.

Such problems led me to conclude that I needed a new approach in my teaching.

He also consulted with the writing team to look at all the problems on how to conclude the story.

An application of Corollary 4.1 to the boundary value problem (4.2) leads us to conclude that if there exists a real number c > 0 such that ∫ 0 r | ξ ( t − r ) | γ | a ( t ) | d t + c γ ∫ r ∞ ( t − r ) γ | a ( t ) | d t + c β ∫ 0 ∞ | b ( t ) | d t ≤ c, (4.3).

The conditions obtaining in the lamp problem only enable us to conclude that the lamp will be either dim or else lit but not both at t* = 1 P.M., and this follows from the fact that this exclusive disjunction was presupposed from the start to be true at each and every instant of time, independently of the way in which we could act on the lamp in the t-series of instants of time.

It's not hard to connect the dots between the housing problem and deepening poverty to conclude that black people have been abandoned in New Orleans' recovery.