Sentence examples for will simply conclude from inspiring English sources

But even in this extreme case, those who believe that a fully-human conceptus has no moral status prior to the onset of consciousness will simply conclude that a blastocyst-stage chimeric conceptus has no moral status either.

On the contrary, the memories, hardly longer than glimpses, will often simply conclude a scene or a sequence: a disquieting structural effect which insists on the memory's equal status with present reality.

Congress cannot simply conclude that deficits don't matter.

"The hastily concluded TPP deal will simply continue today's outdated, disastrous approach to trade," he said.

This means that if the negotiations conclude by next spring, the prime minister will simply delay the referendum to June or July next year.

The report concluded that without a global emissions deal the coal displaced by shale gas in the UK will simply be burnt elsewhere.

ALL of this leads me to conclude that if we impose sensible rules on the public option, it will neither save nor destroy the health care system because it will simply not get much market share.

Or they will simply cancel.

We will simply continue working hard.

"The child will simply change hands.

Now they will simply yell, "do-over".