Sentence examples for frequency of reports from inspiring English sources
The agency appeared set to go ahead with plans to eliminate a report on the nursery industry and to reduce the frequency of reports on potato stockpiles and the use of farm pesticides and fertilizers.
Protest leaders rather than rank-and-file protesters are more likely to act as spokespeople for the movement, increasing the frequency of reports that a protest is about "democratic change," overlooking the everyday grievances that motivated rank-and-file protesters to take to the streets.
While forces loyal to Mr. Assad appear unlikely to give up their effort to crush the uprising anytime soon, one tangible sign of a tilt in the balance of power is the increasing number and frequency of reports from foreign journalists who have managed to enter Syria without government permission.
Batjer and Ellenbogen said that the frequency of reports of C.T.E. in players is not unknown — a Boston University research group has diagnosed it in all 12 former college and N.F.L. players of various ages it had tested for the condition.
Although many of the participants in this study reported satisfactory treatment of evolution in their schools, the frequency of reports from participants alleging downplaying, omission or even denigration of evolution by their science teachers is deplorable.
So far over 160 IRANNOTICE filings have been made and judging by the frequency of reports being filed many more are expected.
To be most useful, however, the frequency of reported information should follow the cycle of the production process being measured.
Tulsa child welfare advocates interviewed in April 2018 by the local news outlet, TulsaPeople, suggested the spike corresponded to an increased frequency of reporting by citizens.
However, their research also showed no impairment of analysts' ability to forecast corporate performance, assuaging some concerns about the impact of reductions in the frequency of reporting.
