Sentence examples for reaching their conclusions from inspiring English sources

A29 Mayoral Elections Near Highly contested mayoral races are reaching their conclusions in several major cities.

In any case, investors could better understand what the auditors knew — and did not know — in reaching their conclusions.

They add that the business and construction groups counted only part of the economic costs of the electricity equation in reaching their conclusions.

Then Professor Noble told me that in the tests she gave her students they were, of course, reaching their conclusions by smell alone.

The newspaper said that in reaching their conclusions the investigators misquoted witnesses, failed to perform routine forensic tests and lost or destroyed evidence.

Before reaching their conclusions, however, the researchers had to establish that the tendency toward short-term drug research was due significantly to the shorter duration of clinical trials.

The point of the comment period, he said, is to yield substantive, informed letters that alert park officials to something they might have missed in reaching their conclusion.

Police held talks with Leader of the Upper House Lady Royall, who has admitted sleaze rules need tightening, before reaching their conclusion.

A statement released by the IFA on Thursday explained that they had "carried out a thorough investigation" and considered "all relevant rules" before reaching their conclusion.

The entries were put on display at the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne and the judges took six days to deliberate before reaching their conclusion.

The villagers have already reached their conclusions.