Sentence examples for you will conclude from inspiring English sources

"When you do that, you will conclude that Yemen is not so bad, because we are better than Saudi Arabia.

If, on the other hand, you believe their prospects are S-shaped, you will conclude that the poor are trapped.

Simply compare and contrast his "Wild Party" with that of Mr. LaChiusa's and you will conclude that both of these young composers deserve support and recognition.

"The defence suggest you use your common sense and you will conclude this was not a clever plan but a man under pressure who made a foolish decision to hide his property," he added.

That's why I hope you will conclude, you at home, as I have, that for his honesty, for his strength, for his integrity and for his character, Al Gore must become the next president of the United States.

If you simply download the data, you will conclude the figure rose by 1,177,000 people from December to January, and that is what a lot of people did.

If you count the Escapes in any supermarket parking lot you'll conclude that Ford must have sold a million of the things.

But once the play begins, you'll conclude that the timing couldn't be better, for reasons the troupe could not have possibly envisioned.

But factor in the rest of the experience — taking the water taxi or the footbridge to Randalls Island; enjoying some popcorn or wine outdoors — and perhaps you'll conclude that this isn't such a bad way to spend a few springtime hours after all.

Subtract the very poor, the illiterate and the non-English speakers from the other half, and you'll conclude that most of the people who can benefit from a PC already have one.

If you bother reading multiple news outlets today, you'll conclude that the president's spying reform task group is going to recommend a "modest" but complete "overhaul" of the National Security Agency, and "continue" with mass data collection, but in a way that protects privacy.