Sentence examples for big reports from inspiring English sources

The newspapers and magazines and television stations carried big reports.

A number of publications — including this one — have recently published big reports on the exorbitant cost of American health care.

The culture of "big" — big budgets, big campaigns, big reports — has driven marketing decisions and budgets for decades.

Two big reports published in 2014 (one from an international group of ex-presidents, heads of international financial institutions and economists; the other from American chief executives and former treasury secretaries) demonstrated a substantial change of mind among decision-makers that climate change needs to be tackled.Some markets reflect these concerns.

Tony Travers, of the London School of Economics, says London could in theory pay for the scheme itself, but that Britain's overly centralised tax system which gives town halls almost no freedom to raise money prevents it from doing so.Two big reports due by the end of the year may bring hope to squashed commuters.

Two big reports, from the United Nations Millennium Project, led by Jeffrey Sachs, and from Mr Blair's own Commission for Africa, provide the numbers to back the appeal.But none of the signal events in the recent history of poverty eradication depended on the generosity of strangers.

Now she told me, "We sent out this big report to those departments that should care.

It is a big report this time, with six articles total.

A big report in The Times last Sunday laid out the facts.

Decent newspapers, with their big reporting staffs and extensive foreign coverage, have always been costly to produce.

The last big report on climate effects, in 2007, contained the erroneous statement that Himalayan glaciers would disappear by 2035.