Sentence examples similar to ready to be concluded from inspiring English sources
Bring a balloon over to The TODAY Show, inflate it and then take that balloon prepped again for parade so that it'll be ready to be inflated on Wednesday afternoon," Orlando concluded.
"The stereotype that says we're past our prime and ready to be forgotten needs to change," Hammer concludes.
Those investigators therefore concluded that the technique is not yet ready to be substituted to thermodilution.
We conclude that these molecules in principle are ready to be tetramerized with SA without further purification.
Today's critics should think about his concluding words: "There are a thousand new fields ready to be opened.
Results of the initial phase of the test program concluded that the commercially available PM CEMS evaluated were not ready to be used as compliance tools.
The ashmeter is ready to be installed. .
Asked whether the pending Canada-EU free trade deal would automatically result in a Canada-Britain free trade deal on the same terms after Brexit, he said: "We're going to respect the agreement that the UK has with Europe... and stand ready to work together after that's concluded".
From this review, it was concluded that a ready-made instrument to translate demand into an adequate skill mix within general practices is lacking.
Beforehand, and even up to a very late stage in the process, conventional wisdom states that the conflict can never be resolved; but before the ink is dry on the agreement, people are ready to conclude that it was inevitable.
