Sentence examples for to conclude things from inspiring English sources

Maybe once we get into the sea of rights, we might lead people to be able to conclude things about that government down the road that we might not want them to conclude.

"The potential investors are looking to conclude things as soon as possible.

Otherwise the DGA's got 'til the end of June to conclude things.

"The situation is no different than it was a number of months ago, although we are now very much closer to concluding things," he said in a statement.

It would give police some public leeway -- with the addition of NBC's private cooperation -- that will enable investigators to swiftly conclude things and move on.

"The Indian consortium had a few months to move things forward and conclude things but it became apparent they were not progressing matters.

While being at times "very challenging", the couple conclude things are "going well".

It is for these reasons and many more, that I think one cannot conclude things are getting worse.

I suppose you have to conclude that things can go both ways.

It is easy to conclude that things are so bad the chief has to go; less easy to understand what needs to happen after.

"It is easy to look in hindsight and to conclude that things could have been done in a different or better way," Dr. Winkenwerder said.