Sentence examples for famous report from inspiring English sources

The book begins with Jack London's famous report from the Johnson-Jeffries fight, and it closes with Carlo Rotella's masterly miniature of Larry Holmes's last battle, in 2002.

IN April 1983, a federal commission warned in a famous report, "A Nation at Risk," that American education was a "rising tide of mediocrity".

A famous report from the Council on Competitiveness in the early nineties concluded that, compared with Germany and Japan, the U.S. was greatly underinvesting in the future.

Calls for assistance fell on deaf ears until Michael Buerk's famous report and the Band Aid/Live Aid effort that followed.

Even before 1791, when Alexander Hamilton published his famous "Report on the Subject of Manufactures," Congress used tariffs to protect favored industries.

And in 1828 the Faculty issued its famous Report on the Course of Instruction which (though sometimes abused) became the magna carta of American liberal education for the nineteenth century.

Kinsey had published the second of his famous reports a year earlier but, as only an associate professor, Masters still wasn't allowed to view a "pornographic" textbook about reproduction in the Washington University Library.

For any number of scientists and philosophers so-called out-of-body experiences (such as the now famous reports of a near-death experience) are considered off-limits, with automatic denigration of research that might validate them.

The most famous reports about the effects of caloric restriction on humans' health were obtained from the Biosphere 2 experiments.

In one famous study reported in the journal Nature, Kevin R. Crooks of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and Michael E. Soulé of the Wildlands Project in Colorado looked at the population dynamics among cats, coyotes and scrub birds in 28 "urban habitat fragments" of Southern California.

In a now-famous report, petunias turned white when given extra copies of coloring genes.