Sentence examples for to conclude and from inspiring English sources

That tragicomic episode took about a month to conclude, and only then did Bush nominate Samuel A. Alito, Jr.

While a few obstacles remain, a "decision was made to conclude and sign the agreement," he said.

Voters would nonetheless be right to conclude (and, polls show, have concluded) that the government has gone off greenery.

To do so requires us to claim that imaginative space, and to live with Keats's "uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts", rather than rush to conclude and summarise.

"We expect that this analysis and subsequent consultation will take a number of weeks to conclude and we will decide on appropriate actions after that".

"Offensive" is what any decent decency commission would have to conclude, and the mayor -- a proven expert on decent conduct -- promises to appoint only decent people.

Therefore, in summary and to conclude, yes-and-no.

At this time, it is premature to definitively conclude and additional studies will be necessary to confirm these results.

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To conclude, nutrition and skin aging still remains a controversial and conflicting subject.

The problem with playlists is they have to conclude somewhere – and so to the finale.