Sentence examples for that might conclude from inspiring English sources

What I endured, however, was a wake that might conclude with drinks for the mourners but certainly not for the deceased.

But by lumping Smith & Wesson with other gun makers, the city could inadvertently discourage similar settlements by other manufacturers that might conclude that there is no point in compromising if they are going to be sued anyway.

Stone shot a scene showing the honest Mannheim giving in to insider trading, but Lipper argued that audiences might conclude that everyone on Wall Street is corrupt and insisted that the film needed an unimpeachable character.

From that, you might conclude that the Exige is a throwback, a relic of simpler days.

The argument for the rating board's decision, I suppose, would be that children might conclude that smoking marijuana is an acceptable, risk-free behavior.

Bloor's scepticism is sufficiently radical that one might conclude that unmotivated decisions are impossible and every alterntive universe would be equally valid.

It's possible that AT&T might conclude that unbundling cable is too big a price to pay for merger approval from the FCC.

Or, more likely, that reader might conclude that in fact, we don't know anything definitive about the real cause or causes of autism.

CONSERVATIVE Republicans don't like strategic ambiguity, warning that China might conclude erroneously that Washington would stand on the sidelines during an attack on Taiwan; in other words, ambiguity could invite an attack.

It may say that Croatia might conclude entry talks next year.

Invention is so steeped in the myth of accidental discovery that one might conclude it's like playing the lottery.