Sentence examples for a fact reported from inspiring English sources
The pressure they brought caused the Bureau to take the Scarpa/Nichols intel seriously and the explosive were located precisely where Junior had said they'd be; a fact reported in a second A.P. story on April 14th, 2005 by reporter Mark Sherman.
Three months later, they gave up the charade and he was publicly cleared, a fact reported with far less fanfare by the media that had trumpeted his guilt.
The Paris Theater would also run into legal troubles over the films showing, a fact reported in the October 6 edition of Motography.
They may also use church steeples for nesting, a fact reported in verse by 18th century English poet William Cowper: A mated pair usually constructs a nest by improving crevice by dropping sticks into it; it is then built on top of the platform formed.
According to an agreed statements of fact reported by the CBC, Gronych had polished off a 26er in his hotel room before he even made his way to the plane.
'A recent study, in fact, reported that men with lower testosterone levels were more likely to get heart disease, and while prostate cancer is sensitive to testosterone, the hormone has not been shown to be a direct cause,' he states.
Some researchers have in fact reported a worrying slowing of carbon dioxide uptake in some parts of the globe.
Some studies have in fact reported a right sided shift tendency even in adenomatous lesions with increased age [ 38- 40].
Several 4 6 (but not all) 23 epidemiological studies have in fact reported an inverse association between plasma cholesterol levels and risk of intracerebral haemorrhage.
It also suggests that part of the papers that in this study were classified as "negative supports" were in fact reporting a positive result.
And editors at a popular newspaper have been criticized for reporting that several employees of the United States Central Intelligence Agency were disciplined for the bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade a year ago -- a fact not reported in the state-controlled media.
