Sentence examples for then concluding that from inspiring English sources
The children freeze with fear but then, concluding that it must be the wind, go on to taste the treats, which they think are delicious.
Collectively, they have been "looking" at the condition of India the British left it in, in 1947, predicting its plunge into chaos or other kind of demise and then concluding that it remains an "unlikely democracy".
It's like going to an airport for the first time, seeing a plane that happens to be a 747, and then concluding that all planes are 747s.
And, if the public is biased, then concluding that it is not, which is the norm among political commentators, is incorrect.
To define whistles as social sounds produced by delphinids – a priori denying homology with tonal sounds in related taxa – and then concluding that they evolved in association with sociality in Delphinidae risks circularity.
We can then conclude that ∂ θ/∂ K>0 if ( c<widetilde {c}).
The story then concludes: "That's the kind of attitude the president wants in his meeting Thursday.
Do you then conclude that Shakespeare can't write?
It then concluded that a recall was necessary.
He then concludes that untapped white responders don't favor blacks?
The judge questioned her at length, then concluded that her circumstances justified political asylum.
