Sentence examples for competing reports from inspiring English sources

Along the way, the Chinese people were treated to competing reports about whether their son drove a Porsche, or a Porsche and a Ferrari.

The indexes surged on Monday but spent much of Tuesday dancing between positive and negative territory as investors mulled the competing reports and tried to divine Wall Street's next big move.

From virtually the moment that the man, Gidone Busch, who was mentally disturbed, was killed in a volley of 12 shots fired by police officers on Aug. 30, 1999, there have been competing reports of what happened that night on the streets of Borough Park.

The idea of an English-language national theatre has been debated for almost 100 years, but it took Dai Smith, who has chaired the Arts Council of Wales since 2006, to cut through the competing reports on how it should be structured.

In addition both the Senate committee's Republican minority and the CIA itself have now released competing reports.

Rumours circulated of a brain haemorrhage, followed by competing reports that he had been mugged and even that he had drunk himself to death.

BMW's service, for example, offers traffic information from Inrix, but not from a competing reporting service like TomTom.

In a competing report card, the National Parks Conservation Association, an influential advocacy group, gave the administration a D-minus for overall parks' stewardship.

Democrats on the committee are planning to issue a competing report, according to CNN.

On Saturday, Koskinen was caught on camera knitting at the top of the slopestyle course in Pyeongchang, South Korea, as athlete Roope Tonteri was waiting to compete, reports Yahoo.

Not surprisingly, the athletes who were getting ready to compete reported higher anxiety levels.