Sentence examples for felt the report from inspiring English sources

The effects are already being felt, the report says.

Hayward made clear that he felt the report partly exonerated his own company.

He said he felt the report was flawed because those most effected -- the merchants and commercial property owners -- were kept off the committee.

Local residents felt the report failed to take account of the opinions and knowledge of people who lived near the bridge.

However, a lawyer for some of the victims of the trial at Northwick Park hospital, north London, said his clients felt the report by the panel of scientists was yet another "whitewash".

The sprinter stated he had not been approached by the commission to give any information, but added – echoing his fellow Briton David Millar – that he felt the report did not include the views of enough riders who are racing now.

They felt the reports gave them no credit for their own internal efforts at reform -- notably a campaign to "lighten" the army and make it more maneuverable.

Extract 7: 'For some reason it did not occur to me that the same principles applied in the lecture theatre' (student D) Not all students in the study felt the reports were an accurate description of the event which occurred, and described aspects which they felt were out of their control.

Did she feel the report was manipulated?

"We don't feel the report goes far enough.

While he feels the report was an overall positive, Roberts does have concerns about what will happen when the tailwind of stimulus passes, since "this recovery has been driven by the government as the lender and spender of last resort".