Sentence examples for way of conclusion from inspiring English sources

He added by way of conclusion: "OK so that's a few old scores settled".

"Have I given you some reason to think that this is a better way to organise a society?" he asked one Chicago audience by way of conclusion.

As PwC's Williams said by way of conclusion: "Most CEOs go through a risk assessment and they all conclude that it [systems change] is just too risky".

By way of conclusion, he puts to use the understanding he has gained in a riveting re-imagining of the Scott expedition and its dreadful end.

By way of conclusion, currently available neuroscientific knowledge can serve to develop a psychobiological model of the etiology and dynamics of sexual disorders.

So by way of conclusion I want to suggest that a right to the pursuit of happiness is asserted when a capacity for absorption has been sabotaged, when there is a loss of confidence in people's passions.

Not much in the way of conclusions can be drawn, however, since Obama doesn't face anything like the backlash Johnson faced over the military draft and the Vietnam quagmire.

There follow more comparisons of what might lie on the one hand and what on the other, reminiscent of the politician who wished for a one-armed economist, but little in the way of conclusions.

But my husband (and my parents, and any number of friends) stands smack in the way of that conclusion.

Yet to take readers through so much history does seem to require a bit more in the way of a conclusion.

How did Colonialism fail to dispossess? "They're clear-cutting our way of life" Conclusion: A land claim is Canada's claim : against extinguishment.