Sentences with phrase «now coming to conclusion»

I was laid off on Oct. 2008 and have struggled getting back in industry.I have been drawing un-employment since Oct. 2008 and have been looking to stay in transportation bussiness but at this point have had no success, I am now coming to a conclusion tjhat I may have to 1) Relocate; 2) Open my search outside Transportatio business; 3) In end taking position at a less pay than I originally set for myself!

Well now coming to conclusion, the above - mentioned specifications are true or not only time can give the answers.

After years of trying to push everybody toward college degrees, people are now coming to the conclusion that maybe everyone doesn't need to go to college.

Well another week is finished and the pull - up part of my exercise tests is now coming to its conclusion.

However, Iâ $ ™ ve now come to the conclusion that love for the long haul has many more benefits.

I've being watching Gunner22 for a while and I can now come to conclusion that he knows nothing, even PIRES talks sense more than him.

I have now come to the conclusion, that no matter how intelligent, insightful, researched, experienced, comical, plagiarised, frustrated, angry or violent any comments on this and I'm sure many other blogs are, they have no point except for our own entertainment and amusement.

«After we had been able to confirm the enrollment numbers based on the signed list that the individual schools submitted to the secretariat, we have now come to the conclusion that about [264] schools had some arrears to be paid to cover for the first term,» Mrs. Gyan Kwakye said.

Judge of the Northern District of California, Lucy Koh, has also ordered re-trial involving 14 Samsung products including the Galaxy Tab, since the court has now come to the conclusion that the verdict was delivered on the basis of «an impermissible legal theory.»

I have now come to a conclusion that I will go ahead with my idea of doing STP after investing in some liquid funds, as I have lump sum availability.

She sleeps downstairs at night but has started waking me at all hours scrating at the door, i started taking her out as thought she wanting to wee etc but have now come to the conclusion it is attention seeking!

I've now come to the conclusion that earth's climate system is so incredibly complicated, only observation will provide the answers to «How much warming,» and «How fast».

Not exact matches

She says she realizes now she should have come to that conclusion herself, but that she was «in over my head» in terms of how to even go about doing that.

After spending so much time in the industry and having reviewed several hundred websites, we have come to a conclusion that there is no stopping to the cheaters and they sprung up every now and then to spoil the binary market.

I would also imagine that a million years from now if an evolutionary thinking society finds the bones of a Dachsund then finds the bones a a Great Dane they will come to the conclusion the Dachsund because it is smaller — or was found deeper in the muck?

Now, while I believe that you have not come to the right conclusion, I appreciate your taking the time to express your thoughts.

Thats like saying «I commend the court for coming to the conclusion murder is wrong, and starting from now on, we will punish those commiting murder.»

Now once you come to that conclusion that supernatural exists.

now, what investigation did you do to come to conclusion # 1 (since everything that follows it is predicated on it's truth)?

In fact, I've also come to the conclusion that tithing (as practiced in churches now) is a form of bondage and legalism.

I have been wrestling with these questions for several years now, and after turning it inside and out, I have come to this conclusion; We are asking the wrong question.

Now, as I've matured and thought through all of the arguments, I've come to the conclusion that abortion is a necessary thing.

This post was highly intriguing for me right now, as I came to a somewhat similar conclusion in my research as I continue to write my Commentary on Jonah.

It is sad that you have lived so long and have not come to the conclusion that there is not now, nor has there ever been, a God.

Now we might come to different conclusions for a while in that attempt, but I reject the notion that we all «pick and choose.»

And now comes the usual conclusion which is designed to bring the besieged to their knees.

A decade after the council's conclusion, though, a good number of its participants had come to share Maritain's worries, including some who had previously been critics of the now departed «peasant.»

Since it's been more than a week now that my comment has been «awaiting moderation», I've come to the conclusion that there's no actual person moderating these — if your commment goes to moderation, you might as well consider it gone for good.

Now, nine months later, Sokolovsky's case is closer to coming to a conclusion, albeit one that still may result in jail time.

I would also come to the same conclusion AS OF NOW with the data they are presenting.

But what I detect in it is the work of someone who was never all that interested in investigating the arguments on either side of the same - sex marriage debate; whose scant interest in it has now been fully exhausted, both intellectually and morally; and whose present conclusions hover in mid-air without anything to support them other than a wistful regret that he has lost a hoedown partner in a gay man who has come fairly unglued over the issue.

Questions which came up as early as Thesis I and later in the course of our work must now be pursued to a conclusion and clarified in the light of similar problems.

«Whoso turns his attention to the bitter strifes of these days and seeks a reason for the troubles that vex public and private life must come to the conclusion that a fruitful cause of the evils which now afflict, as well as those which threaten, us lies in this: that false conclusions concerning divine and human things, which originated in the schoolsof philosophy, have now crept into all the orders of the State, and have been accepted by the common consent of the masses.»

But I came to different conclusions from the ones you used to talk about, which, for so many years now, you have been trying to introduce into history.

I'll do a post on that whole subject on the near future and how my body did not agree with me on this approach, but for now I've come to the conclusion to focus on nourishing dishes to once more feed my body and soul, with some lifestyle tweaks here and there.

There will be much wailing and hand - wringing that Arsenal's season has now definitely come to an unhappy conclusion as the gap to Leicester City now looks insurmountable, but with six games to go Arsenal still have much to play for.

It took nearly the entire season for the school to come to the conclusion that Sean Johnson, the junior now charged as an adult with first - and second - degree attempted murder, had been left off the eligibility sheet required by Baltimore City schools to keep track of which players are in good standing to participate in sports.

However I came to the conclusion earlier this season that we are simply not good enough to win the Premiership title and changes must now come about.

When you take a long hard look at that and also consider the situation we now find ourselves (8 pts behind the leader & a packed top - 6), you will come to the conclusion that we need to continue to score GOALS and at a minimum replicate the (44) in the second part of the season whilst conceding very few more.

He nods, as if he is now coming to the same conclusion as Michelle.

The more I think about it I come to the conclusion that we signed welbeck and if we hadn't we would be looking for a striker, but with giroud, welbeck and now Theo we are unlikely to sign a striker.

NOW my biggest concern is seeing SANCHEZ, slowly but surely he has been fading away lately, just like OZIL did, what is wrong I don't know, but I have a clue, because it happened to other players that came to play our Coach, make your own conclusions

You will come to the sensible conclusion that firing him right now without preparing for a decent replacement would be the worst possible thing we could do.

For sometime now i have been conveting dm's of other teams and i have come to the conclusion that whoever it is; flamini or arteta they make the team just to make up the numbers, even mikel will do a better job!!!

As I have said before I am actually quite chilled about it all now and have come to the conclusion that my life is as it is....

Now that I have a high school student, I've come to the conclusion that keeping homeschool records is absolutely imperative - both out of necessity (for the reasons I'll list below) and just for my sanity.

Now that you have an idea about the various cleaning methods, you might have come to the obvious conclusion that a steam - sterilizer is much more effective.

SSB still comes to the very same conclusion, McNamara ordered now the third time to start over.

The National Audit Office, another body set up for the express purpose of being listened to in order prevent costly mistakes, has now come to the same conclusions as everyone else bothered enough to study the evidence.

«Now the National Labor Relations Board has investigated and come to the same conclusion.