Sentence examples for habit of reporting from inspiring English sources

Fellow Eastern executives say Mr. Borman was annoyed by Mr. Howard's independent ways and his habit of reporting to work at 9 A.M. instead of 7 A.M. as Mr. Borman did.

CMS has developed a habit of reporting great successes in savings for a given program, but neglecting to mention how much money was spent.

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Rasmussen's habit of reporting only the views of "likely voters," whose demographics and political leanings are never disclosed, may also make these results differ from others to follow that will mostly sample all adults.

However, in many developing countries the mechanisms and habit of reporting faults to a producer do not exist and many manufacturers have little knowledge of customers' reactions to their products.

However, our results cannot justify the apparent habit of reporting WMC more than MTA GCA was also underreported, however not graded; GCA is an unspecific finding, not connected to any specific disease, and possibly less reproducible and more prone to inter- and intra-rater variation.

Moreover, the different methods of estimation resulted in differences in the frequencies of tooth brushing habits, indicative of reporting bias.

Among these 231 respondents, many did not report poultry deaths because they did not know how (41%), were in the habit of not reporting poultry deaths (31%), believed they would have a problem selling poultry if they reported deaths (18%), did not know the risks of AI (7%), or feared poultry culling (5%).

Police have also noted a chronic habit of "over-reporting their charitable donations, and underreporting their other stuff", according to Trotter.

The oral habits of children reported by their mothers are commonly used to evaluate tooth brushing practices and to estimate fluoride intake by children.

The habit of measuring and reporting data reinforces accountability for achieving outcomes.