Sentence examples for proper conclusion from inspiring English sources

It's not about telling a story that has a proper conclusion.

The Harrods owner said: "The investigation has reached an obvious and proper conclusion.

So the proper conclusion here is really that we don't know what's going to happen.

"The Army will ensure the military justice system works through to its proper conclusion," Mr. Wright said.

So what, Lewis Carroll asks in one of his books about symbolic logic, is the proper conclusion?

Like Katy Perry's Teenage Dream, Call Me Maybe's chorus avoids any proper conclusion to the tonic chord of the song.

From this the reader can derive proper conclusions.

However, the uncertainty on the model predictions is sometimes too high to draw proper conclusions.

"The death of Vera Trifonova occurred mainly because the proper conclusions have not been drawn from the Magnitsky case," he said.

As President Trump takes on the challenge of making a deal, he must draw the proper conclusions from the failures of the past.

We must say this so that the delegates to the congress can clearly undertake and themselves assess this and draw the proper conclusions.