Sentence examples for a report put out from inspiring English sources
A report put out by the city last year found that a further 21in of seawater could be added by 2050, rising to 6ft by 2100.
Several years later, perusing a report put out by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, Lovins came upon a misprint: someone had typed an "n" for an "m" in the word "megawatt".
About four months ago, John Boehner touted a report put out by Republicans that called for closing the budget gap by enacting 85% spending cuts and 15% revenue increases.
Resentment against French and foreign Jews (large numbers from Germany and Romania had arrived by the early 1930s) led to "a new wave of antisemitism," detailed by a report put out by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
"[I don't] really understand how this can be implemented, if this request is received, as under Russian law tax can only be paid in cash," he said in a report put out by Interfax.
Since the financial crisis struck in 2008 the world has become more leveraged; total public and private debt reached 272% of developed-world GDP in 2013, according to a report put out under the aegis of the Geneva Reports on the World Economy.
The U.K. Met Office, which keeps a global weather watch, said in a rush report put out in mid-February that we are experiencing a "hemispheric pattern of severe weather," and that the events are linked.
He says a recent report put out by an "independent" Pakistani commission about life in the Abottabad compound in which Bin Laden was holed up would not stand up to scrutiny.
That latter figure varies a bit from an earlier report put out by competing analytics firm App Annie in April, which found that Apple's App Store earned around 2.6 times more revenue in the preceding quarter.
"The true success of Germany lies in its ability to reinvent itself in less than 10 years, carrying out bold reforms supported by a broad consensus shared by the population," according to a recent report put out by the bank.
A new report put out by the Pew Research Center last month showed a 30percentt spike in ICE arrests nationwide, and a nearly 40percentt increase in such arrests in the New York City area.
