Sentence examples for but more recent reports from inspiring English sources

But more recent reports from the manufacturing sector suggest that growth fizzled out.

But more recent reports have suggested that employees examined both conservative and liberal-leaning groups in trying to gauge whether they were more engaged in political activities than the law for tax exemptions allows.

Hong Kong was long thought to be the most likely choice for relocation – but more recent reports have suggested that the US, where regulators are regarded as more favourable towards large universal banking groups, is a serious alternative.

But more recent reports from Halifax and the Nationwide have suggested that prices have started to pick up again.

Until the 20th century, most reports of BS were from Japan, but more recent reports from Bangladesh and India suggest that the damage by BS in South Asia has become serious (Chakrabarti 2001).

It had long been assumed that Intel's Atom chips would be used in such a device, but more recent reports have indicated that Apple has instead used its acquisition of chip-maker PA Semi last year to produce its own, custom-tailored chips.

The reference applied not only to Mr. Gbagbo's campaign of repression against civilians, but also to more recent reports of mass killings of civilians in western Ivory Coast, where hundreds of bodies were found in a town controlled by Mr. Ouattara's forces.

These rates are much lower than those in earlier reports, 25% (16 ) to 50% (14 ), but are consistent with those in more recent reports, in which population-based death rates were ≈10% (13, 14 ) while inhospital death rates ranged from 6%8%% (15, 17, 18 ).

More recent reports describe creatures living in concrete.

More recent reports suggest the number could be over 400.

More recent reports suggest the use of zolpidem.