Sentence examples for went on to conclude from inspiring English sources

"Like many heterosexual couples," they went on to conclude, **{:.break one} ** many gay couples share deep bonds of love, some so strong they've persevered years of discrimination for their choice to co-habitate with and date one another.

When examining the passage relating to the death of Le Chiffre, Eco wrote that "there is a ... baroque feeling for the image, a total adaptation off the image without emotional comment, and a use of words that designate things with accuracy", and he went on to conclude that "Fleming is more literate than he gives one to understand".

He went on to conclude that he hoped the move would help, rather than destroy, LaBeouf's successful career.

It hardly denounced them and then went on to conclude that it was Israel that had committed "war crimes".

It's testament to the power of modern toothpaste that the dentist who announced my teeth were "interesting" went on to conclude that I didn't need any fillings.

It went on to conclude that: "It wouldn't be the worst idea [for MIA] to draw as much focus as possible back on to her music".

Citing the Australian scribe David Williamson as one of these, she goes on to conclude that "too many playwrights accept the majority verdict and believe they are merely writing 'blueprints for performance'.

Going on to conclude that it was the "best one of the year thus far".

Based on one patient who is stated to have been on Warfarin, they go on to conclude that Warfarin usage is a major risk factor for DSCH, and also recommend cessation of warfarin for 4 days to allow resynthesis of coagulation factors, and cessation of other antiplatelet agents (such as clopidogrel and ticlopidine) for 2 weeks.

Mr. Pickford then goes on to conclude that Dr. Nelson's game is, in fact, worth playing.

In the same review, Anne Thompson goes on to conclude however that "this overproduced slimmest of narratives becomes repetitive, at two hours and 23 minutes".