Sentence examples for rarely conclude that from inspiring English sources

However, federally-mandated EJ analyses rarely conclude that projects could result in disproportionate impacts to these communities.

I'm aware that my choices are mostly imperfect, but I rarely conclude that I should make a burger and fries for dinner or provide a pound per person of prison-raised pork served with fruit from 10,000 miles away, followed by a cake full of sugar and artificial ingredients.

Critics have faulted the agency's investigations for rarely concluding that police used excessive force.

The PSUR evaluations which we assessed rarely concluded that a safety signal was no longer considered a safety concern.

Programs rarely conclude without a roar from the crowd that can wind through half a dozen curtain calls.

Although previously reported only rarely, we conclude that MASC may show expression of basal/myoepithelial markers.

An important 2008 study from Rand, "How Terrorist Groups End," concluded that "military force has rarely been the primary reason for the end of terrorist groups".

Such investigations are routinely launched but rarely concluded.

("[W]here the design defect consists of an inadequate warning as to safe use, the utility of the product, as counterbalanced against the risks of its use, is rarely at issue"). Thus we conclude that the trial judge was correct in determining that the evidence in this case created a product defect issue based on inadequate warnings.

The authors conclude that TS rarely leads to criminal behavior, but patients with TS who have behavioral comorbidities are at risk of being involved with the legal system.

In either instance, the board exercised little oversight in monitoring Mr. Cluff's activities and rarely met, leading Mr. Cooley to conclude that the members "did not exercise the fiduciary responsibility you would expect".