Sentence examples for to concluding what from inspiring English sources

Islanders General Manager Mike Milbury and Mark Gandler, the agent for center Aleksei Yashin, would not comment yesterday on published reports that they are close to concluding what could be the most lucrative contract in N.H.L. history.

"Strong advertising gets people to conclude what you want them to know".

Would we throw up our hands, unable to conclude what really happened?

Instead we had a hastily drawn sketch to conclude what had been a meticulous mystery.

Sharp said it would be for a trial tribunal to conclude what inference is to be drawn from these words.

Victor Sorochenko, head of Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee, said it remains too early to conclude what happened to cause the crash on Saturday.

Some keepers of the flame continued to use it to signal their devotion to the good old days, or to conclude what they considered to be unfinished business.

The Football League's chief commercial officer, Richard Heaselgrave, said: "This is terrific news for clubs and a great way to conclude what has been a memorable domestic football season.

Because markets often bounce around considerably when the bottom is near, it is hard to conclude what the ensuing sell-off of the last two days portends.

But the best science books are those that most clearly adhere to scientific principles themselves: they present a hypothesis, examine the data, and leave readers to conclude what they will.

She added that the government could not say more at this stage while it was taking legal advice.Kevin Conrad, interviewed last week, said it was too early to conclude what went wrong but said an "independent review" was under way.