Concluding example sentences

Related (7): terminate, end, finish, complete, clinch, finalize, culminate

con·clude

verb

concluding (present participle)

- bring (something) to an end:

- come to an end:

- formally and finally settle or arrange (a treaty or agreement):

- arrive at a judgment or opinion by reasoning:

- say in conclusion:

- decide to do something:

Synonyms

finish, end, stop, terminate, close, cease, culminate, dissolve, start, begin, commence, open, finish, end, stop, terminate, close, cease, culminate, dissolve, start, begin, commence, open, negotiate, agree, broker, settle, seal, clinch, finalize, complete, close, arrange, effect, engineer, accomplish, establish, resolve, swing, deduce, infer, gather, judge, decide, assume, presume, suppose, conjecture, surmise, figure, reckon, collect

"Concluding" Example Sentences

1. In concluding, I believe that we have a strong plan for success.
2. To conclude, it seems that we need more data before making a decision.
3. Concludingly, the project was completed on time and on budget.
4. Ultimately, concluding our meeting with a clear understanding of next steps was crucial.
5. In summary, we have identified several areas for improvement.
6. All things considered, concluding our negotiations was a satisfactory outcome for both parties.
7. To summarize, our team has made significant progress towards achieving our goals.
8. In summation, our findings suggest that a change in strategy is necessary.
9. As a final point, concluding on a positive note can leave a lasting impression.
10. In the end, concluding that our project was a success was a satisfying conclusion.
11. To wrap up, it is important to consider all perspectives before making a decision.
12. To close, concluding with a concrete action plan can ensure progress is made.
13. All in all, concluding that we have a strong foundation moving forward is a positive sign.
14. After careful consideration, concluding that a different approach is needed is necessary.
15. To sum up, we have identified both strengths and weaknesses in our current strategy.
16. In conclusion, we can confidently move forward with our plan of action.
17. Finishing off, concluding that we need more resources to accomplish our goals is important.
18. To finish, concluding that our team has done excellent work is a testament to their dedication.
19. Concluding the meeting on a high note was important to ensure morale stayed positive.
20. To end, concluding that we need to adjust our timeline is a reasonable request.
21. In closing, we can see that our team has made great strides towards our objectives.
22. To finalize, concluding on a clear action plan is essential for progress.
23. Concluding our discussion with an agreement was essential for moving forward.
24. To conclude this report, we have outlined several key findings and recommendations.
25. In final analysis, concluding on a new course of action was the best approach.
26. To end on a positive note, concluding that our team has exceeded expectations is great news.
27. Concluding our conversation on a satisfactory note was important for maintaining our relationship.
28. To sum things up, we have made significant progress towards our goals.
29. To draw a conclusion, concluding on a plan that meets all parties' needs was a challenge.
30. Concluding the project with a successful outcome was a major achievement for our team.

Common Phases

1. In conclusion;
2. To summarize;
3. All things considered;
4. Overall;
5. Taking everything into account;
6. To conclude;
7. In summary;
8. As a result;
9. With this in mind;
10. Therefore.