Sentence examples similar to sharply conclude from inspiring English sources

Since Mr. Ebbers cannot afford to quit -- at least not until the stock rises sharply -- one could conclude the board was just being nice to an old friend in need.

Some commentators have continued to question Britten's conduct, sometimes very sharply; Carpenter and Bridcut conclude that he held any sexual impulses under firm control and kept the relationships affectionate but strictly platonic.

In this qualitative review, we conclude that sharply contrasting models for understanding early exposure to risk have not been adequately empirically examined in human work.

Interest rates had fallen sharply as markets concluded there was no good reason for rates to be much higher in one euro zone country than another.

The yen fell sharply after traders concluded that the Group of Seven nations had decided against helping Japan strengthen its currency.

"These and other reports lead us to conclude that conventional, sharply pointed lightning rods fail to protect structures beneath them from lightning, and that they often do not provide the preferential path to ground for lightning currents in the vicinity," Dr. Moore reported.

The authors conclude that absolute mobility has declined sharply in America over the past half century primarily because of the growth in inequality.

A1 'Sustainability' Talks End The World Summit on Sustainable Development concluded with sharply mixed reviews.

"A woman's risk goes up sharply after menopause," she concludes.

The projections might have to be revised sharply if Judge Gonzalez concludes that the plan is not correctly providing for potential state tax claims.

The 10-day event, involving representatives from more than 100 nations, concluded with sharply mixed reviews from its 40,000 participants, with some warmly praising and others harshly deriding efforts to stem global pollution and relieve poverty.