1. The debate did not come to a conclusion untilyesterday.

2. Conclusion With so many unanswered questions, it is an unwise man who comes to a conclusion.

3. It's always difficult to come to a conclusion about portable computers because people buy them for different reasons.

4. Why did the civil jury come to a conclusion opposite to that of the criminal jury more than a year ago?

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5. He has not yet come to a conclusion on that.

6. I believe that on the evidence before her she came to a conclusion which was well within her discretion.

7. I find it difficult to come to a conclusion.

8. I should never able to come to a conclusion.

9. It could come to a conclusion that induced systemic resistance was one of biocontrol mechanisms combined with the control efficiencies of Bacillus subtilis B29 to cucumber Fusarium wilt disease.

10. The third shooting competition has formally come to a conclusion.

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

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

13. The debate does not come to a conclusion until midnight.

14. We come to a conclusion that it is economic and valid by the techniques of flame welding to repair the damaged bottom of coke chamber.

15. I have come to a conclusion that isn't earth - shattering.

16. In this paper, the methods of the field investigations and laboratory testing were applied to come to a conclusion if Rhus typhina causes the biological invasion for the local environment.

1. The debate did not come to a conclusion untilyesterday.