Sentence examples for to conclude that when from inspiring English sources

You would have to conclude that when he attacked modern art he was speaking as someone who had tried it out.

That has led him to conclude that "when any new characters come in we need to connect them to the story line and characters they're already familiar with".

If we say that to be a person is to be a P-functioning body, it seems then as though we have to conclude that when you're not P-functioning, you're dead.

Relationship-based material is mercifully minimal here, but O'Briain amusingly extrapolates one overseas escapade to conclude that, when dating a prostitute, it's easy to retain the moral high ground.

Every time I clap eyes on a celebrity's "amazing new look" on the cover of anything from OK! to Vogue, I'm tempted to conclude that, when it comes to self-reinvention, insecurity and desperation are primary motivators.

Absent some contrary indication, then, it would seem logical to conclude that when Congress used the phrase "affects the substantial rights of the parties" in the 1919 Act, Congress meant to require an inquiry into whether an error cast doubt on the verdict, not to create a class of rights as to which error was per se reversible.

Allen (2017) concluded, that when normalised to equal α-production, 225Ac has a higher therapeutic gain than 213Bi, where the therapeutic gain is defined as the cell survival of non-targeted cells divided by the survival of targeted cancer cells.

The QTLST is, appropriately, more likely to conclude that selection has occurred when there are more + alleles; thus, it does have some power to detect selection.

In accordance with the distributions of SDs in Figures 4 e) to 4(h), collectively, we conclude that when SNR → ∞ dB, then SD → 0 ms for all of these methods, and they coincide with practical situations.

Also, we conclude that, when compared to the high amount of olive production, consumption of olive oil is relatively low in Turkey compared with per capita annum consumption of around 10 12 kg in Italy and Spain.

Rizzolatti and his co-workers conclude that when learning to use a tool, the pattern of neuronal activity is somehow transferred from the hand to the tool, "as if the tool were the hand of the monkey and its tips were the monkey's fingers".