Sentence examples for because I reported from inspiring English sources

"I assumed everything was O.K., because I reported it to the team leader and he should have reported it to M.M.S.," Mr. Sepulvado said.

But then, the only reason perhaps I noticed the headline, in the same week that a colleague wrote about a buying frenzy for a £299,000 flat with "three brown spirals of dog excrement on the carpet" and a bedroom without any windows, is because I reported on a week of record-breaking art sales back in 2007.

I was medically retired after 14 years of service due to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that manifested as a result of not only the barrage of sexual assaults and gender discrimination I experienced throughout my entire career but the continued retaliation that took me by complete surprise because I reported criminal activity to my Chain of Command and was now considered a "troublemaker".

But we have been offered help because I reported it.

After a year of daily 8 a.m. visits to a Freudian woman therapist, arranged for me by the official Freudian organisation, I was thrown out because I reported thinking (I thought in accordance to the Freudian rules) 'that women will never get anything out of me' … I was in very low spirits.

Moreover, the normalization is not relevant for the results, because I report only standardized coefficients, which are by definition independent of previous normalizations.

It might be first thing in the morning, because "I" reports that he's in his pyjamas.

I felt so powerless because every time I reported him to Twitter, he'd just delete all his tweets.

A speech last week by the BBC's head of news, James Harding, was badly received by newspaper publishers, as I reported, because he thinks the corporation needs to fill a reporting vacuum created by a dwindling industry.

Those miRNAs were chosen because: (i) their expression was reported in the literature to be related to the survival of breast cancer patients; (ii) they are known to be expressed in lymphoid cells and to reflect the lymphoid invasion of the tumor; or (iii) they were emphasized in our previous work (unpublished results).

I'm not going to talk anymore about any of that today, because I have reported legally, ethically, what I do and what I have been doing in that instance and in every other instance, and have been accused of nothing wrong, not ethically, not morally and not legally".