Sentence examples for how forthcoming from inspiring English sources

But frustration over reporting crime statistics is not the only source of concern about how forthcoming the department has been with information.

And although Iran must now provide the I.A.E.A. with answers about its secret atomic history, the accord does not spell out how forthcoming it must be.

And even pollsters say they can't be sure how accurately polls capture people's feelings about race, or how forthcoming Americans are in talking about a black candidate.

In your July 26 editorial, you question "how forthcoming" John G. Roberts has been about his past ties to the Federalist Society, a bar association with conservative roots.

It is unclear, though, how forthcoming Armstrong was about his doping program, which the United States Anti-Doping Agency has said was part of the most sophisticated, organized and professional doping scheme in the history of sports.

While the C.F.T.C. is examining how JPMorgan's trading affected the market for credit derivatives, the S.E.C. is poring over the bank's public disclosures to see how forthcoming it was about the troubled trades.

The acid test for Smith of course is how his forthcoming movies perform.

"Chasing Daylight: How My Forthcoming Death Transformed My Life," by Eugene O'Kelly, McGraw-Hill, $19.95.

Despite playing with the band, Tim said he couldn't make out much about how their forthcoming fifth album will sound, as their level of experimentation and attention to detail meant they keep changing arrangements and structures of their tracks.

Another example is "Chasing Daylight: How My Forthcoming Death Transformed My Life," by Eugene O'Kelly, an executive at the accounting firm KPMG who spent his final hundred days eschewing his hard-driving ambition in lieu of moral fulfillment.

Feel free to spray a squirt from each of them the next time you're in Boots, and then maybe you'll have an insight into how the forthcoming Grammys will smell.