Sentence examples for she will conclude from inspiring English sources

Perhaps she will conclude, as the markets evidently have, that her boss is an infallible savant who is indisputably going to lead us all into the techno-future.

Perhaps she will conclude, as the markets evidently have, that her boss is an infallible savant who indisputably going to lead us all into the techno-future.

But if you eat up her refrigerator without bringing any groceries once in a while, chances are she will conclude you are not going to provide for her in the future either.

When she gets her grade, she'll conclude only that you're dim-witted, and next time she'll copy from a brighter student.

Anyone who reads the new papers, she asserts, will conclude that they "have nothing to do with Lombardi et al".

And she expects that some will conclude that a little more research may suffice to bring a claim under the new standard.

If this has happened to a lawmaker or cabinet member, she said, many people will conclude, "What chance is there for a member of the public?" Mr. Mitchell's case has rarely been out of the headlines since Sept. 19, 2012, when the police refused to open the gates at 10 Downing Street, ordering him instead to get off his bicycle and walk through a smaller passageway.

She also launched a consultation on the plans, which will conclude in December before being published in the spring.

She added that the ICO's incoming policy report will conclude that "transparency is important".

Others will conclude the opposite.

This series will conclude Friday.