Sentence examples for ultimately concluding from inspiring English sources

"He has issues with anger, with women, and with ethics," Ms. Beato says, ultimately concluding.

(2000), Barbour reviewed possible responses to the conflict between science and religion, ultimately concluding that the two are not mutually exclusive.

The commodities agency and the Securities and Exchange Commission investigated the curious drop, ultimately concluding that high-frequency firms did not incite the so-called flash crash, although some did accelerate the free-fall.

In February this year, The Concourse investigated just how he'd managed to blow up out of nowhere, ultimately concluding that he'd had no real organic buzz, but was simply a music industry product listeners were being told to like.

Steele has since entered Army folklore as a cautionary figure — a man who travelled to a murderous place believing, as Conrad's Mr. Kurtz did, that with the "simple exercise of our will we can exert a power for good practically unbounded," but ultimately concluding it necessary to "exterminate all the brutes".

The authorities spent three years looking for him, ultimately concluding that he had either starved, perished in one of the old Gold Rush mines that dot the forest, been bitten by a rattlesnake, or was being hidden by some of region's network of anti-abortion sympathisers, militia men and survivalists.

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.

Despite the dark side, the authors ultimately conclude that "God is back, for better".