come to a conclusion

You'll also be asked to come to a conclusion. The conclusion is, what you think is the correct source of the stain.

and she was glad to find it necessary to come to a conclusion, and be able to refresh her spirits by a change of place and neighbour.

You have to be able to think independently, and when you come to a conclusion you have to really not care what other people say.

and long before I had come to a conclusion, surprise had taken entire possession of my mind, and I could do nothing but stare and wonder.

A vote earlier last week on a GM corn ban in Greece failed to come to a conclusion in the European Commission's Environmental Council.

Pisces woman might come to a conclusion that her partner will never be able to satiate her emotionally.

The debate did not come to a conclusion until yesterday.

The debate did not come to a conclusion until midnight.

Scientists are still unable to come to a conclusion as to the probable cause of the earthquake .

I. . . I've come to a conclusion actually. Most of our de. . . depression comes from lack of discipline.

To find out is not to come to a conclusion. I don't know if you see the difference.

The continued warfare upon our kingdom in the hunting of our species in present time must come to a conclusion.

Not long ago, experts Academy of Social Sciences after making field trips come to a conclusion: Anyang Wei tomb is really, truly great tomb.

I have come to a conclusion that it would be unwise to accept the proposal.

Finally, we analyze the questionnaire, discuss the results of the survey and come to a conclusion.

But to put it simply does it mimics how we come to a conclusion in life.

We come to a conclusion that'excessive competition' is a false proposition.

It is hard for us to believe that Mr Blix and his team will come to a conclusion within a reasonable period of time.

Doctor Aaron Brooks had come to a conclusion: He was wasting his life.

Data Dr. Schild is a very precise man. Unless he has the support of truthful and reliable data, he will wait to come to a conclusion.

They'll kind of argue something through and then come to a conclusion.

To cause (someone) to come to a conclusion or resolution.

From above, we may come to a conclusion that we can "t teach English as a second language. "

Regarding the words, several methods have been tried. We can come to a conclusion that silk-screen printing is the best.

Personally, only when we have collected enough evidence can we come to a conclusion. Otherwise, we are prone to make mistakes.

decide by reasoning; draw or come to a conclusion .

so , we ' ve come to a conclusion that he ' s an angel of death.

I find it difficult to come to a conclusion at present .

And that epic meeting hasn't yet come to a conclusion.

So I've come to a conclusion as to why everything has been so abnormal lately.

come to We haven't come to a conclusion yet.

The debate didn't come to a conclusion until midnight.

More tests should be conducted before we can come to a conclusion.

Then, after we come to a conclusion of the drawings, we will make the mold and samples accordingly.

From. . . . , we can come to a conclusion that only by pracise more can we improve our writing.

I will then come to a conclusion based on what I have learnt.

All these characteristics come to a conclusion the modified LP inner casing can be used not only in base load but also in peak load units.

In my many years I have come to a conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm, and three or more is a congress.

From the content , we can come to a conclusion with no big efforts what it is.

Eg. The debate do not come to a conclusion until midnight