Sentence examples for quick concluded from inspiring English sources

In most cases the gap crossing was relatively quick (concluded within one night) but in one case it lasted several days.

The easiest thing to do is to come up with a quick concluding game or discussion.

"Performances like this make us bond as a team even quicker," concluded Villas‑Boas.

Everyone is too quick to conclude that environmental concerns compete with economic stagnation and joblessness.

The Mehr News agency of Iran was quick to conclude that the decision by the International Olympic Committee was politically motivated.

It is alleged that the investigating authorities were too quick to conclude that the deaths must have been suicides.

That same court has been somewhat less quick to conclude that Katie Ledecky, the 15-year old winner of the 800m freestyle, has been generously assisted by chemical friends.

Indians have been quick to conclude, therefore, that the goal was to hurt India's economy and weaken its ties with the rest of the world.

But Matthew Levitt, the former Treasury Department official, told me that when a designation is followed by a criminal indictment without charges of terrorism defense attorneys are too quick to conclude that their clients are innocent.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, who sought the investigation in February, said the report suggested that the earlier Congressional inquiry "may have been too quick to conclude irradiated mail was harmless, and they may not have taken employees' health concerns seriously enough".

Perhaps Kant is too quick to conclude that the argument from universality and necessity is decisive, for in addition, associationist objections of this sort must be answered — as contemporary critical discussions of proposals for innate concepts indicate (Pereboom 1995: 31 3).