Sentence examples for a minority reported that from inspiring English sources

A minority reported that their psychiatrists did not provide them with adequate information regarding the illness and complained of medication being expensive and of the travel and time involved in seeking treatment at facilities.

Most users had moderated their frequency of use from the start, but a minority reported that they had gone through a period of very frequent use, where their lives had revolved around dance events, before eventually diminishing their use.

The results indicated that the majority of respondents perceived the impact of the Directive to be negative (75%), although a minority reported that it had made no difference or had a positive effect on the implementation of prospective clinical trials.

The majority of hospital doctors (64.2%) reported that a 45 h work-week was sufficient for securing the quality of obligatory postgraduate training for junior doctors, while a minority reported that it could have been shorter (24.8%) or it could have been longer (11%; data not shown).

The two pediatricians on the committee (H.L.N. and R.R). filed a minority report that became part of the record because we objected to procedural and scientific solecisms.

Women in our study for the most part, described staff very positively, although a small minority reported that a member of staff had spoken to them in a manner which they thought was inappropriate.

But a significant minority reported that research participants (19.4%) or the researcher (16.3%) owned the samples.

Further, a sizable minority reported that they were unsure about PrEP (14%) and 12% said they did not support it.

In interviews this minority reported that their muscle disease had made them closer to family and friends for a variety of reasons.

Unlike the 9/11 Commission, which produced a well-respected consensus report, congressional committees often produce a majority report and a minority report that only serve as fodder for endless partisan debates.

Even before it was unveiled, the report came under blistering attack, with two commission members, the Olympic gold medalists Julie Foudy and Donna de Varona, issuing a minority report that the Department of Education refused to enter into the official record.