Sentence examples for said to conclude from inspiring English sources

"It is much too soon," he said, "to conclude that these concerns are behind us.

There is no basis, she said, "to conclude that Mulcaire or NOTW had access to MI5 files".

He couldn't, and when he looked at the financial statements to see why not, "it took five minutes," he said, to conclude that the returns were a fraud.

The review, which remains confidential, is said to conclude that American bases in the Pacific are likely to become increasingly vulnerable as China and other potential adversaries develop more accurate missiles.

A1 Early Findings on Diallo Officers A preliminary Police Department report was said to conclude that the four officers involved in killing Amadou Diallo should not be disciplined but retrained in tactics.

The report is said to conclude that Ferguson police officers disproportionately targeted African Americans with traffic tickets and other fines, and that the proceeds were used to balance the city budget.

Though the dropout rates and test scores have both shown a slight improvement in recent years, as the economy has improved, it is too early, experts say, to conclude that the change reflects real progress in the school system.

However, it would be a mistake, Elhaik says, to conclude present-day Jews have nothing to do with the ancient Judeans.

Investigators are said to have concluded that Liu was preparing to try to bribe his way into the Party Central Committee and, with luck, the Politburo.

But federal prosecutors are said to have concluded that they could not prove a broader conspiracy involving Mr. Bruder's statement.

He could be said to have concluded that a conceptual leap forward occurs when an archetype constellates, that is to say when an implicit potentiality – in this case the quaternity – is instantiated in a solution to the problem concerned.