Sentence examples for recent conclusion from inspiring English sources
One at least finds solace in Trump's recent conclusion that NATO does, in fact, matter.
Indeed, the measure passed today despite the State Department's recent conclusion that China's human rights violations have, if anything, grown more egregious this year.
If my Facebook feed is any indication, reality TV show Married at First Sight is much mourned for its recent conclusion.
Mr. Capus pointed to the recent conclusion of what are known as the annual upfront sales — when advertisers buy commercial time before the fall television season.
You report that the Senate voted overwhelmingly to give permanent trade benefits to China "despite the State Department's recent conclusion that China's human rights violations have, if anything, grown more egregious this year" (front page, Sept. 20).
The recent conclusion of some researchers is that not every poor person is an entrepreneur waiting to be discovered, but that the loans do help cushion some of the worst blows of poverty.
And among drivers, the department's most recent conclusions were met with nearly universal distrust.
The preliminary results overstate the current findings of the survey, according to Western diplomats who have seen more recent conclusions.
The more recent conclusions were based on a study of infant rhesus monkeys at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center at Emory.
After the meeting with Mr. Arafat, Yossi Beilin, a Labor Party lawmaker who actively opposes Mr. Sharon's strategy even though his party is in the government, said Israel should accept the recent conclusions of an international fact-finding committee headed by former United States Senator George Mitchell as a basis for dialogue.
The studies differed significantly in estimates of how much water was being added to the oceans this way, but their authors both said that the work added credence to recent conclusions that global warming caused by humans was likely to lead to higher sea levels than previous studies had predicted.
