Sentence examples for a report attributed from inspiring English sources

The government talked of finding at least 1 billion tons of oil, a sizeable deposit, but a report, attributed to American government sources, suggests that the area may contain as much as 6.8 billion tons.

According to a report attributed to the Syrian military, almost 54,000 foreign combatants from 87 different countries have come to the country since the start of the civil war.

On Thursday evening, the official New China News Agency issued a report attributing the girl's death to "acute respiratory difficulty".

A report attributing the deaths of three women to such a bite was supposedly published in The Journal of the United Medical Association.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2005 issued a report attributing only 43 human deaths directly to the Chernobyl disaster and estimating an additional 4,000 fatal cancers.

After a ferry banged into a dock in April 1995, a Coast Guard report attributed injuries to 16 passengers to lax safety rules and said "the number of injuries, and possibly fatalities, could have been much greater" had the incident occurred during rush hour.

On April 5, 2010, an explosion that a Mine Safety and Health Administration report attributed to the ignition of methane gas caused the deaths of 29 miners in Massey's Upper Big Branch coal mine in Montcoal, W.Va.

A recent report attributed photoreceptor degeneration in a mouse model of subretinal hemorrhage to the presence of blood constituents in the tissue and demonstrated the involvement of an inflammatory reaction in governing the severity of degeneration.

The National Transportation Safety Board, in a preliminary report, attributed the crash to pilot error.

In explaining the projections, the budget office, in a July report, attributed the unanticipated rise in individual income tax revenue in part to the increase in capital gains taxes from "surges in stock prices and growth in stock market volume".

A police report attributed the crash to Dunn's high speed at the time of the crash.