Sentence examples for still concludes that from inspiring English sources

Although he treats his subject's blunders, such as the campaign against Indian self-government, without sympathy, he still concludes that Churchill was England's greatest Prime Minister.

In the case of NetizensForBradley.org, the specialist is the young Greg Laynor, who has read all the FEC literature but still concludes that "it's not clear if we're doing something wrong".

In her cover story (see "Red Baron"), Melanie Wells admires Branson's marketing stunts but still concludes that the Virgin name is spread too thin.

Acknowledging that "the king [of France] has disarmed his people in order to be able to command them more easily," Machiavelli still concludes "that such a policy is … a defect in that kingdom, for failure to attend to this matter is the one thing that makes her weak" (Machiavelli 1965, 584, 586 587).

The report includes Qatar in its findings but still concludes that Saudi Arabia is the principal perpetrator.

This is an example of how the current version of the paper still concludes that the observed behavior represents rats consciously and intentionally helping others (altruism).

But he still concluded, "That day was crazy too.

He may still conclude that Google has done enough.

Or did they watch it and still conclude that, sorry guys, Made in Dagenham really was so much better?

Given Oakland's longtime struggles, we might still conclude that the A's haven't done too badly right where they are.

"If selection is only slightly relaxed, one would still conclude that nearly all of us are compromised compared to our ancient ancestors of 3,000 to 6,000 years ago," he adds.