Sentence examples for end of a report from inspiring English sources

If you're very, very lucky they'll give it a tangential mention at the end of a report.

Mr. Dunkle says that when Mr. Tauriello passes along a telephone number for traffic tips at the end of a report, for instance, the phones begin to ring.

In the Guardian, the opening win over France was only mentioned at the end of a report on Marseille's imminent ban for match-fixing.

A White House spokesman said that President Obama supported the Justice Department's changes as well as its call, at the end of a report on the revisions, to more often find ways other than criminal investigations to deal with leaks of classified information.

This way you always have the option of letting the stragglers drop off the end of your list if you run short of time, a bit like a newspaper editor chopping the end of a report one sentence at a time until it fits into the space on the page!

First, let's note that the "death of Wall Street" story is a staple of end-of-a-boom reporting, mindlessly but regularly resurrected each time the cycle takes an ugly turn south.

The court explained that "[r]ed flags may exist if the complaint alleges the existence of transactions that were large, recurrent, timed near the end of a reporting period, and obviously lacking in business purpose.

As defined by the regulators, these include deals that "lack economic or business purpose" and are "designed or used primarily for questionable accounting, regulatory or tax objectives, particularly when the transactions are executed at year end or at the end of a reporting period".

There were also allegations of "channel stuffing"–delivering more product to suppliers than ordered at the end of a reporting period, booking the increased revenue, then taking the unsold and possibly slightly staler pastries back at the commencement of the next reporting period.

The data is often submitted at the end of a reporting year, impeding timely feedback.

If the patients undergoing a technique are different at the beginning and end of a reported series, the aggregate outcome might not indicate much about what can be expected from using the final version of the technique in the patient group that trial and error has shown to be most suited to it.