Sentence examples for too concluded from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, though, they too concluded that shortages will recur.

"Fred the Shred was an FT idol too," concluded AmberStar.

Officials at the Pentagon said that they were not sure what became of the 1999 inquiry, and whether it, too, concluded that the figures were inflated.

He too concluded that there is "substantial evidence that detention is harmful and damaging to children and young people" and said it was "extremely worrying" that more than one in three children was being held for longer than 28 days.

People around the country saw that Dean was doing so well in New Hampshire they, too, concluded that he must be electable, a perception that led to an impressive rise in the national polls, which only enhanced his electability.

When Dr. Willem van Mechelen, head of public and occupational health at VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam, searched for published studies on running injuries and how to prevent them, he, too, concluded that there were no good studies that directly support running on softer ground.

He, too, concludes that it's not such a bad deal for New York.

Yet, like others, he detected promise too, concluding that Selasi "has the talent to go a long way".

The Congressional Budget Office weighed in this week too, concluding that the growth in high-skilled immigration would lead to "slightly higher" productivity and in turn higher wages overall.

"If people's attitude and understanding about eating insects changes; laws will too," concludes Jiskra.

"Players are human, and you need to look at that, too," Guardiola concluded wearily.