Sentence examples for growing number of reports from inspiring English sources

But every study performed in recent years shows that these medicines have no effect, and a growing number of reports have concluded that they can be dangerous.

The most challenging situation facing the F.D.A. and consumers is the growing number of reports of adverse reactions to popular medicines.

Ms. Kroes said in an e-mail that she had monitored a growing number of reports of reduced freedom of the news media in Bulgaria.

Don't Look, Don't Touch joins a growing number of reports and scientists adding to the study of the science of revulsion.

Mr. Pillay also cited a growing number of reports of atrocities by opposition fighters, including the torture or execution of prisoners.

On the television screens, she watched helplessly the growing number of reports of gang violence and knife crime among youths in the very area where she used to work.

John Flatley, from the ONS's crime statistics and analysis department, said police forces in England and Wales had been dealing with a growing number of reports of child abuse in recent years.

A report by Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary in 2002 highlighted the growing number of reports of rape involving two or more attackers, in particular those involving groups of teenage boys attacking girls.

There also are a growing number of reports of outright fraud on the part of companies who promise either some kind of reward or a stake in the company, and then fail to deliver, according to Consumer Reports.

As a precaution against a growing number of reports of suspected anthrax on its planes, Northwest Airlines said yesterday that it would no longer give passengers powdered coffee creamer or artificial sweeteners.

"There are now a growing number of reports of cases of infections caused by gram-negative organisms for which no adequate therapeutic options exist," Giske and his colleagues wrote.