Sentence examples for a point of reporting from inspiring English sources

Gronvall noted that the military had made a point of reporting the incident.

But in its earnings release, the company made a point of reporting its profits with and without Chase Capital Partners.

We have also appropriately accounted for competing mortality, meaning that all deaths estimated in our paper are actually postponed beyond a given time point of reporting (an alternative term used for this measure is avoidable deaths)—the entire cohort will eventually diminish to 0 if follow-up is extended long enough.

They've even stooped to the point of reporting an untrue story.

Judy Bruner, the company's chief financial officer, said in an interview yesterday that the company expected revenue to continue rising quickly, but that it was possible profits would fall for a few quarters, perhaps to the point of reporting losses, as the company spends money for improved marketing and to expand the uses of its products.

People return to a set-point of (reported) subjective wellbeing (Brickman & Campbell 1971).

But he has also made a point of commissioning further reports from the Pentagon, the State Department and his own White House, presumably to widen his options.

He is given the sort of freedom no other ABC reporter has: though not labeled a commentator, he is allowed to take a point of view and report stories based on that point of view.

I'm making a point of posting scouting reports on prospects I have ranked higher or lower than consensus, and Michigan State defensive tackle Jerel Worthy is one of those players.

It's always a point of contention when reports come out claiming one vendor or another has the most "market share," since methodologies vary.

As a point of reference, Spotify recently reported that it had 15 million paying users, and 60 million users overall worldwide.