Sentence examples for began reporting that from inspiring English sources

Earlier today, Japanese media began reporting that stem cell researcher Haruko Obokata of the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, is willing to retract a paper concluding that so-called STAP stem cells can form a wide variety of tissues, but does not intend to retract the paper describing how to make those stem cells.

Several weeks ago, Uruguayan media began reporting that he had left the country.

In 2008, a few years after she started working there, patients began reporting that their bank accounts had been compromised.

But in the middle of the twentieth century most people began reporting that they dreamed in black-and-white.

In the late evening, some news outlets began reporting that Mr. Papandreou and Mr. Samaras had agreed on Mr. Papademos.

Employees at Spellman began reporting that they were unable to process routine transactions and were receiving error messages.

One guy cut his veins, you understand?" And then he added a detail that had been circulating on the Web: "The inmates are writing their banners with blood!" Meanwhile, the top news story on the official Web site of the Chelyabinsk regional prison authority, posted two days before the protest began, reported that Colony No. 6 had installed a new 3D home theater system.

A poll of subscribers conducted five years after Time began reported that more than eighty per cent of respondents were "plainly of the executive and professional class"; sixty-two per cent owned stocks and bonds; more than half had servants; more than forty per cent belonged to country clubs; and eleven per cent owned horses.

But many hotel operators have begun reporting that bookings for the next few months, traditionally the strongest part of the year, are falling below last year's levels.

As Sarah reported at the time, the red flag appeared when users begun reporting that the email accounts receiving spam were in fact only tied to their Dropbox accounts, which indicated that the address leak had come from Dropbox itself.

Some Dropbox users have begun reporting that their accounts are under attack from spam, but what's more troubling is that, in select cases, the spam is hitting accounts where users claim their email address is only used on Dropbox and not elsewhere on the web.