Sentence examples similar to a just-released utilization from inspiring English sources

Or a rape.- Richard Nixon, in a just-released White House tape recorded in January 1973.

The changes were motivated primarily to achieve greater social justice, but, according to a just-released Catalyst study, they also appear to be linked to greater profitability.

A record-high number of California voters support more restrictions on gun ownership compared to those who support protecting Second Amendment rights, according to a just-released Berkeley IGS Poll.

According to a just-released report by the Anti-Defamation League, mosterroristst attacks in the United States in 2017 were thought to be motivated by right-leaning ideologies.

A just-released crane carrying a letter sweeps across two of the three panels in Utagawa Fusatane's "Bird" as Mitsuuji looks on.

But if you want more reason for this week's Davis-Braun dyspepsia, there's a just-released USA Today/Gallup Poll survey of the most-admired Americans.

A just-released study by the Health Care Cost Institute shows that much of these spending increases are the result of rising prices and not of rising use.

A just-released study found that courts scatter responsibility for collecting criminal judgments across the nation's 94 United States attorneys' offices.

Decline only means, as Gallup pointed out in a just-released survey, that Americans have lost confidence in all forms of institutional religion.

Whereas the rest of us can pick up the phone to call, say, a just-released Italian hostage, the government must labor through diplomatic channels.

A just-released PaineWebber/Gallup survey found that investors with the least to lose are investing in the markets riskiest shares those of Internet companies.