Sentence examples for try concluded from inspiring English sources

"I would just like to see some of these guys try," concluded Kristol, again making a push for Christie to jump in.

"I will try," he concluded, "to free humanity of its bondage, pain, and despair.

Yet "I think that energizes me even more" to keep trying, he concluded.

With the cost of doing so at an historic low, "There are very few institutional barriers to trying," Gillmor concluded.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has said that it will try to conclude its own review of the tires by March.

During his visit here, Mr. Obama will try to conclude a deal for the rotation of F-16 warplanes and C-130 transport planes through Poland.

"The timetable was desirable that we try to conclude it by the end of the year, but is not cast in stone," he said.

His first task will be to try to conclude a renegotiation of about $1.2 billion of debt that AES owes to Brazil's development bank, BNDES.

Instead, most companies reserve a room somewhere, often a long distance from their headquarters, and try to conclude matters as quickly and quietly as possible.

In this paper we try to conclude what kind of a computer architecture is efficient for executing sequential problems, and what kind of an architecture is efficient for executing parallel problems from the processor architect's point of view.

The next six months will also be a decisive period for the negotiations aimed at bringing into the EU most of the countries of East and Central Europe, negotiations which the EU has promised it will try to conclude by the end of next year.