Sentence examples for announced that a small from inspiring English sources

In a blog post, Microsoft announced that "a small number" of its computers had recently been deliberately infected with malicious software.

Bank of England employees will lose a 300-year-old job perk after it was announced that a small staff bank within Threadneedle Street is closing.

Credit Suisse surprised investors on Feb. 19 when it announced that "a small number" of traders had mispriced some asset-backed securities, forcing the write-down.

The head of Griffith Observatory, Dr. D. Alter, has announced that a small group on the moon could wipe out all life on earth by the use of rocket bombs.

Two years later, he announced that a small uprising among ethnic Albanians in Macedonia had vindicated his prediction, but then lost interest when the conflict ended with a few dozen dead.

As he became the first person to set foot on the moon, Neil Armstrong announced, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind". This exhibition celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of that remarkable achievement as the last step in a long series that stretches back through the centuries to the beginnings of the modern scientific understanding of our place in the universe.

But last week Vytorin's makers, Merck and Schering-Plough, announced that in a small study it had done no better than Zocor alone in slowing the growth of arterial plaque, which can lead to heart attacks.

After promising 13,000 jobs that would boost southern Wisconsin's economy, Foxconn announced that only a small percentage of jobs would be blue-collar work, with most positions going to "knowledge" workers.

In October, Cuban officials announced that Sandino, a small agricultural town in the western Pinar del Rio province, will be home to the first church built in 55 years.

PARIS — The future of Saab Automobile was thrown into doubt yet again on Thursday when it announced that a partnership with a small Chinese automaker had collapsed.

And on Monday, New Jersey officials announced that a woman who works at a small accounting office near one of the New Jersey postal facilities through which anthrax-contaminated letters passed has contracted cutaneous anthrax.