Sentence examples for glossy report from inspiring English sources

First the council called in an expensive consultancy, who produced a glossy report that offered the standard failed prescriptions of luring in more investment.

We then get to put the project in a glossy report and tout it as a success story, off the back of which more funds can be raised.

Mr. Bloomberg delivered the recommendations in an elaborate presentation, including a documentary-style video and a glossy report, that underscored how he is making climate change a signature issue toward the end of his tenure.

But if you delegate the task to someone, they dutifully count the pictures in the newspaper and give you a nice glossy report that answers your question, but misses the point.

With our governing politicians we don't just get something as mundane as a letter to Santa; we get a glossy report, an appealing title — Project Ireland 2040: Building Ireland's Future — and an accompanying 109-page national development plan.

The UK's leading business group published a glossy report, Choosing Our Future, on Wednesday, liberally sprinkled with quotes from companies and trade bodies about the boost to their bottom line from remaining in the European single market.

Others blame a trend toward loading glossy reports with charts.

Companies are championing their environmental credentials in glossy reports, speeches, and media interviews.

Glossy reports, filled with charts and graphs showing operations against paramilitary groups, have been issued.

Whether through electronic screens, posters or glossy reports, big companies want to tell the world about their good citizenship.

Endless glossy reports and the weekly Fifa magazine are testament to the organisation's endless ability to churn out expensively produced propaganda.