Sentence examples for to conclude something from inspiring English sources

"I've been dealing with LaTroy Hawkins being designated for assignment; I've got some activity there, and at some point I hoped to conclude something on him.

The objective in collecting and analyzing data is to conclude something about that population.

Investigators observe samples from two groups (e.g. men and women) in some accessible population, but seek to conclude something about a wider, general population.

Don't think this is my final review, but I think it's going to conclude something like this: The Viliv S7 is the best, and most expensive at $799, netbook I have ever used.

Altogether, in Drosophila photoreceptor, we think RNAi experiments will not provide phenotype specific enough to conclude something.

The solution they propose is somewhat arbitrary, at least if we want to conclude something strictly based on the data presented.

"Steven Caulker, yes, is a player Brendan is interested in bringing in and we're actually speaking to Tottenham about that, and we'll hope to perhaps conclude something this week," Jenkins said.

Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins admitted last week: "Steven Caulker, yes, is a player Brendan is interested in bringing in and we're actually speaking to Tottenham about that, and we'll hope to perhaps conclude something this week".

It's hard to watch the video of Steven Sotloff's last moments and not conclude something similar: the ostensible objective of securing an Islamic state is nowhere near as important as killing people.

But if you can conclude something like that (inaudible) you've pushed it to the next level.

In 2011 economists may conclude something similar about India's elephantine economy.