Sentence examples for you may conclude from inspiring English sources
And yet, race through this fair and you may conclude it is lackluster.
From all that, you may conclude that Quarry is unremittingly bleak.
A few, you may conclude, did things that were simply wrong".
Perhaps not entirely, you may conclude, visiting "Over + Over: Passion for Process" at the Katonah Museum of Art here.
But if you prefer numbers to opinion, you may conclude that, in many ways, the railways are in rude health.
Even if you start reading with a sneer on your face, you may conclude that Ron Jeremy is a likable guy.
Be aware that if you do not mention your A-level grades or the university you attended, for example, recruiters may conclude that you have something to hide.
When an HR person or contracted fact checker finds out you left that job in January 2014, the employer may conclude that you're trying to cover up something.
If you don't understand your competitors, then the investor may conclude that you really don't understand the market.
If you simply nod your head like a bobble-head doll, the interviewer may conclude that you have nothing to say or simply aren't interested in the job.
File too soon, and the court may conclude that you haven't presented enough evidence that the forensic theory upon which you were convicted has been discredited.
