Sentence examples for the paragraph concludes from inspiring English sources
The paragraph concludes, "Jeppesen has done it all".
The paragraph concludes: "In the view of the court, however, the target sample sizes in JARPA II are not reasonable in relation to achieving the program's objectives".
Hardly a paragraph concludes without a joke.
Sentences begin with redundant clunkers: "Funnily enough…" or '"Needless to say…" One paragraph concludes: "Blimey, get a life".
The summary paragraphs concluding many chapters of his book ascribe the woes and upheavals they cover to the results of "the climatic chaos of the mid-sixth century," and readers may see this constantly repeated assertion more as a ritual credo than a proven conclusion.
The outline should include the introductory paragraph, the body paragraphs, and the concluding paragraphs, citing as much specific evidence as possible.
While the Journal rails against the extent to which the banking industry problem stem from monetary policy and Congressional meddling, in its penultimate paragraph, the Journal concludes that a real solution requires "a Congressional plan either for allowing large banks to fail or for breaking them up".
By making use of an argument analogous to the one in the previous paragraph, we conclude that π′ satisfies (7) and the lemma follows.
Mendelssohn concludes the paragraph just cited by saying that "the most perfect, ideal beauty…is to be encountered nowhere in nature other than in the whole and is perhaps never fully to be attained in the works of art".
However, the best evidence against such a role for Sas-4 is the complete lack of a PCM phenotype in Sas-4-depletions, as reported already in the very first studies on this protein in C. elegans (Kirkham et al., 2003; Leidel et al., 2003) and in numerous other studies since, as also mentioned by the authors in the concluding paragraph.
The methods we employ are designed to create an explanatory bridge between the three conceptual frameworks set out earlier and the research questions specified in the concluding paragraph of the introduction.
