Sentence examples for still concluding from inspiring English sources

Still, concluding that the activity in the prefrontal cortex points to a brain circuit that can block memories, particularly emotional ones, he said, might be too narrow an interpretation.

The first public knowledge of Operation Barras came from Guthrie's interview with Frost, which took place while the operation was still concluding.

As Cavalier-Smith acknowledges, although still concluding that this allows polarising the tree, the two-versus-one membrane criterion is not as solid as it appears to be since, for instance, the archaeon Ignicoccus has two membranes.

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?

She wondered whether God could behold his creation -- now ridden with poverty and pollution -- and still conclude, "It is good".

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.

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 spite of this, Lord Myners and his panel still conclude the taxpayer could have missed out to the tune of many millions of pounds".

Immigration officials could still conclude that the boy is too immature to make any meaningful decision about whether to seek political asylum.