Sentence examples for remarks concluding that from inspiring English sources

President Obama ended his remarks concluding that while the U.S. has made strides, further progress can only be had when unity trumps division.

Yet James Jones in the same remarks concluded that he does not "foresee the return of the Taliban" to power.

It is also more generous than other analyses of Trump's campaign rhetoric: Jack Shafer, of Politico, conducted his own examination of Trump's extemporaneous remarks, and concluded that they were at a fourth- or even third-grade reading level.

The New York Times article, which prompted Palin's remarks, actually concluded that "the two men do not appear to have been close.

As a final remark, we conclude that all of the evaluated platforms are suitable candidates to replace microarrays as the technical platform for GARD.

Certainly, it is hard to read the remarks and not conclude that Trump, in booting Comey, had intended to shut down the Russia probe or, at the very minimum, to influence it in such a way that his political prospects would be improved.

Based on the above remarks, we can conclude that all the available data sources and the concurrent use of different signal detection methods need to be considered in the construction of a holistic signal detection framework.

We close with some potential limitations of our study and concluding remarks that project our study into the larger context of evolution acceptance.

In the following, Section 2 presents the status of HVDC and MTDC systems; Section 3 discusses progresses in high-voltage AC and DC integration; challenges along with the research pathways for the development of MTDC systems are presented in Section 4; and some recent research works on the control of MTDC grids are reviewed in Section 5, before concluding remarks that are provided in Section 6.

6 with some concluding remarks that discuss the results and suggest future directions.

Applying Remark 1.1 we conclude that (Delta > 0).