Sentence examples for Elaborate reports from inspiring English sources

The council's elaborate reports -- given provocative titles like "MTV Smut Peddlers" -- have grown infrequent, severely hampering the organization's lobbying and fund-raising efforts.

"We figured that the power of information alone would do more than we could accomplish lobbying or writing elaborate reports," Mr. Cook said.

Engineers for tire makers were just learning to use the computer model then and were producing sometimes wildly different results from day to day and then writing elaborate reports based on inaccurate data, he said.

And when the congress of the United States, after a full investigation, and elaborate reports by its committees, confirmed these grants 'as recommended for confirmation by the surveyor general' of the territory, we must suppose that it was intended to be a full and complete confirmation, as regards the legal validity, fairness, and honesty of the grant, as well as its extent.

Before and after Cohen's article, there was a series of more elaborate reports about grand terrorism, by assorted blue-ribbon task forces, which warned of chemical, biological, and nuclear attacks (but never considered the possibility of airliners used as kamikaze bombs).

We selected a Dutch case as we knew from earlier research that these had the most elaborate reports.

Ten years later he prepared an elaborate report on the mineral wealth of Sardinia.

Executives realized that none of the information in their elaborate reporting system could help them to estimate product costs.

It is supposed to issue a more elaborate report on the financial regulatory process by Jan . 20 a deadline congressional aides said will be nearly impossible to make.

There was one toilet in the whole commentary box and I burst into the room, only to be faced with Henry delivering an elaborate report over the phone to a radio station.

An elaborate report of the Board's proceedings was made to the Secretary of War, Mar. 2, 1841, and in 1849 was issued, as the result of its labors, the great work entitled "Artillery for the United States Land Service," chiefly the work of Mordecai.