Sentence examples for ultimately concluded from from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged that she was "concerned" by Rubio's debate performance but ultimately concluded from his Londonderry town hall that he was "a very dynamic speaker" and the most electable Republican in the field.

He argues that the withdrawal emboldened foes by damaging the nation's credibility, and ultimately concluded that he had taken the wrong lesson from Vietnam when he supported the pullout of United States troops from Somalia in 1994.

Amerian officials ultimately concluded the payments were too scattered and failed to dissuade Pakistan from secretly backing its old allies, the Taliban.

But they ultimately concluded that milk thistle had "no significant effect" on mortality or complications from liver disease when compared with placebos and other interventions.

Stiglitz and his fellow academics ultimately concluded that assessing a population's quality of life will require metrics from at least seven categories: health, education, environment, employment, material well-being, interpersonal connectedness and political engagement.

An NME critic admitted that "From Me to You" had "plenty of sparkle" but ultimately concluded that "I don't rate the tune as being anything like as good as on the last two discs from the group".

Arnold Pickman, an archaeologist from New York who was researching the cultural history of Mount Merino and South Bay several years ago under a contract with the Army Corps of Engineers, ultimately concluded that by minimizing the impact of industrialization, the artists were tacitly approving of it.

Federal prosecutors and the S.E.C. ultimately concluded they lacked enough evidence to bring charges.

Aides ultimately concluded they would "tone down the contrast" between Clinton and her Democratic opponent.

He ultimately concluded that staying put in the counting house better served his ambitions.

And it ultimately concluded that rather than fight them, it would join them.