Sentence examples for dossier generated from inspiring English sources

According to current and former government officials, prurient details in the dossier generated skepticism among some members of the intelligence community, who, as one put it, regarded it as a "nutty" product to present to a President.

But even though corruption is the most loaded term in Zen-Ruffinen's dossier, what initially generated the momentum against Blatter were suspicions of financial mismanagement.

It uses child-friendly visual aids to make the science comprehensible, humanizes the great physicist by including his letters to lovers and children, and traces the social activism that generated an F.B.I. dossier of 1,427 pages and an offer to be president of Israel.

The clinical case which concerned the overruling of medical warnings generated by an electronic dossier in our study was judged by 85% of the GPs to be quite risky; nevertheless, recent research shows clinicians to override most medication alerts, which suggests that the system does not function adequately and protect patients [ 15].

According to Gérard Hartmann in his Dossiers historiques et techniques aéronautique française, the propulsion system generated only 17 kg of thrust, and to generate enough thrust for the aircraft to take off (estimated by Coandă at 24 kg) Coandă would have had to spin the "turbine" (the rotary compressor) at a speed of 7,000 rpm with the risk of it exploding.

NMR and LC-MS analytical methods are then applied not only to assess the purity of the compounds but also to generate the dossier of spectra needed to elucidate the structure of the novel compounds [ 60].

But while Mrs. Clinton's dossier of falsehoods has increased with the F.B.I. report contradicting so many of her statements about her private email server, Mr. Trump and his campaign have generated so many untruths that Factcheck.org declared that in the 12 years since its founding, "we've never seen his match".

A thousand-page dossier on Ackman was prepared, containing allegations of market manipulation, and Herbalife sought to generate news stories that reflected its point of view.

Generate, generate!

If, against that background, Guardian readers choose to believe the Iranian regime's protestations that its nuclear programme is intended purely for generating electricity, then perhaps we might henceforth hear a bit less indignation in these quarters about Tony B.Liar and his dodgy dossier.

He kept a dossier on the case.